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Hollywood cut back on the glamor trappings of movie premieres as a vast wildfire destroyed or imperiled the homes of celebrities and other Southern California residents.
After playing the New York Giants Monday, the San Francisco 49ers had something else on their minds, the victims of the Camp Fire in Butte County.
It's good news for fans of Ethel the tortoise, the glamourous reptile was found in her Fairfield neighborhood and returned to her family.
Deputies are asking for help in finding the suspect in a shooting that left a man dead over the weekend.
AAA predicts this year will have the highest volume of Thanksgiving travel since 2005.
Believe it or not, Black Friday is less than two weeks away. That means it's probably a good time to start planning!
The Rams quarterback set Twitter on fire after his audible call was caught by the on field microphones in Sunday's game against the Seahawks.
President Donald Trump's tweet blaming "gross mismanagement" for the devastating California wildfires is sparking a backlash from top firefighters' associations, politicians and celebrities.
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