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Apple CEO Tim Cook revealed on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" why he decided to come out as gay to the public last year.
Authorities have arrested at least two suspects with burned out safes in their vehicles as they investigate reports of looting in the wake of Northern California's devastating wildfire.
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A 69-year-old man whose home was destroyed in the fire raging in Northern California has been reported missing by his family.
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Nowhere was hit as hard by the Valley Fire as Anderson Springs, where there are far more homes that burned than the handful that are still standing.
The fire has burned more than 71,000 acres and is 40 percent contained. It has burned 233 homes and 175 outbuildings.
The school district has spent a lot of money to figure out how to solve the problem, which could involve bringing the trees down.
The trio stayed behind to save the horse at the Hidden Valley Stables, using hoses to spray the barn and put out numerous spot fires sparking everywhere around them.
The Sacramento Kings are going local with the Golden 1 Center's first round of concession stand vendors.
Nearly two dozen patients were told Uwaydah would perform surgery on them, only to have his physician's assistant - who had not attended medical school - operate once they were under anesthesia, according to the indictment.
Cal Fire investigators have narrowed their focus on what started the deadly Valley Fire on a burned-out shed on a property on High Valley Road in rural Cobb.
It acts as a fake cellphone tower to intercept the text messages and conversations from all nearby cellular devices.
Cal Fire says no one except fire and PG&E crews are allowed on Highway 26, because conditions are unsafe.
Both are crucial to the now fire-ravaged portion of Lake County. While some count their livestock and their blessings, some wineries are feeling the heat from the firestorm.
