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Drilled in the hip by a heater, Bryce Harper knew where this was headed. In a hurry, too.
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Drilled in the hip by a heater, Bryce Harper knew where this was headed. In a hurry, too.
White House communications director Michael Dubke has resigned.
It was after midnight when a gunman burst into the living room of a southern Mississippi home where young people were playing video games.
On the rowdy streets of the Koreatown district a few miles from downtown Los Angeles, it doesn't take long to recognize the favorite candidate for an open U.S. House seat: Blue-and-gold campaign posters for Robert Lee Ahn greet diners at bustling dumpling houses and noodle shops.
The University of California has announced it will no longer pay for the meals of its governing board after a newspaper reported lavish spending on dinners.
Players arriving for a tournament this week at Muirfield Village might notice a framed picture of Tiger Woods with a resplendent smile and bright red shirt. He's posed there with the trophy, an image that embodies the excitement he once brought to golf.
A popular prank landed a 911 caller behind bars.
A new survey says fewer than one in four Americans actually uses all of their vacation days. But the experts say that workaholic mentality will likely backfire in the long run.
There's a big difference on local rivers this Memorial Day weekend.
Authorities say a Northern California woman on a rock-climbing outing lost her footing while shoring up a dog and tumbled 30 feet before she was rescued by helicopter
An 82-year-old man fought off a woman 30 years his junior who had just attacked his wife with a wooden object outside their Northern California home.
A body was found in the American River, a spokesman for the California State Parks confirms.
There is a place in Stockton where the history of the Chicano movement lives on and the stories of so many Hispanic veterans who gave the ultimate sacrifice can be shared.
A city-wide bike share program that kicked off in Sacramento two weeks ago is now taking off. The new program promises to give commuters another cheap option to get around town.
The Powerball jackpot just keeps on growing.
