Earth Day: Future Of Solar Energy Looking Brighter
A growing number of homeowners are installing sun-powered panels and experts believe the industry will keep rising.
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A growing number of homeowners are installing sun-powered panels and experts believe the industry will keep rising.
"I wanted to be a witness," Bishop Thomas Masters said. "I wanted to feel what it's like to be in the neighborhood, to talk to the locals."
The U.S. Small Business Administration is launching a new program to help the food service industry that was hit hard by the pandemic.
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Texas Securities Commissioner Travis J. Iles entered an emergency cease and desist order to stop offers of a fraudulent cryptocurrency trading program in the state.
Social Media Pranks Gone Terribly Wrong, Sometimes Deadly
An unusual intruder led to a scary night for a Natomas woman and left her with a busted front door and clean floors.
A parachutist at the Skydive Lodi Parachute Center in California died after her parachute got tangled on the way down, the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office announced.
The X designation represents unspecified genders, along with the existing male and female options.
A Sacramento mother is scared for her young family's safety and wants law enforcement to take action after her Ring doorbell captured a man coming to her door four times in recent weeks, including late at night, claiming to be from social services.
Dottie Pepper, who has a new book about her former mentor George Pulver, looks at what he might say to Dustin Johnson and Will Zalatoris.
Ceaser Emanuel discusses the return of his hit reality TV show about the tattoo business and how he built an empire around the country.
Should Chauvin be found not guilty on all charges, he will walk out of the courtroom a free man. If he is convicted on any of the three counts, he will be immediately taken into custody.
Over 30 percent of Americans are now fully vaccinated according to the CDC. Now the question is, what should you do with that vaccination card?
While investigators continued their search for a suspect Monday, a family that fled Yemen seeking a new life in America was mourning the deaths of a father and baby daughter in a weekend arson fire -- the innocent victims of mistaken retaliatory attack.
