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Californians will get three days to look over the final state budget before lawmakers take a vote this week, giving the public an unprecedented period to scour the spending plan ahead of a final decision.
Church bells throughout Orlando will ring 49 times at noon Monday, a year after the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
Sunday afternoon's storm brought rain, hail, and thunderstorms, but it was an unexpected funnel cloud over Plumas Lake that that may have been the highlight of the unusual summer weather pattern.
The National Weather Service in Sacramento said they received several spotter reports of a funnel cloud near Plumas Lake, but none of them ever touched down.
In Los Angeles, the annual pride parade has been renamed the ResistMarch, and tens of thousands of people turned out in Hollywood, some carrying rainbow flags or signs reading "Love trumps hate."
The Grand Rapids Public Museum is planning a new exhibit that will allow visitors to explore the brain.
The owner of a Southern California liquor store says he feels blessed for selling the winning Powerball ticket and does not know which of his customers won the jackpot.
Church bells will toll throughout the Orlando area as residents reflect on the 49 patrons killed during a massacre at the gay nightclub Pulse in the worst mass shooting in recent U.S. history.
When police officers in America's cities put on their uniforms and grab their weapons before moonlighting in security jobs at nightclubs, hospitals, and ballparks, there's one piece of equipment they often leave behind — their body camera.
In the nation's capital, and dozens of other cities across the U.S., supporters of LGBT rights are gathering for marches and rallies Sunday, celebrating their gains but also angered over threats to those advances.
Fifty years after Mildred and Richard Loving's landmark legal challenge shattered the laws against interracial marriage in the U.S., some couples of different races still talk of facing discrimination, disapproval and sometimes outright hostility from their fellow Americans.
Joe Gomez and his wife are among the dozens of frustrated families with their tents and sleeping bags, who will be camped out at the Language Academy of Sacramento charter school on Saturday night.
Loud noises in a Rio Linda neighborhood sent residents calling for police Saturday evening. Officers arrived to find people running a "side show." But this time, it was all legal.
