Child Drowning Deaths Trigger Health Warning In Santa Clara County
Summer has just begun but drowning has already claimed the lives of two children in Santa Clara County, health officials announced Thursday.
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Summer has just begun but drowning has already claimed the lives of two children in Santa Clara County, health officials announced Thursday.
Soda taxes may stop popping up in California and elsewhere, thanks to a new push by the beverage industry to fight such measures.
White supremacist groups are plastering their propaganda on U.S. college campuses at a rapidly increasing rate.
A new painting of President Donald J. Trump puts the current immigration debate in the spotlight.
A pair of brothers in Ohio got into an argument that ended with one brother getting very heated.
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A 26-year-old Fairfield man who was arrested after a short vehicle pursuit on Tuesday morning is now being accused of firing a gun at the Solano County Jail's inmate release door prior to the pursuit.
The Pawnee Fire in Lake County that has prompted assistance from many Bay Area fire agencies is now 40 percent contained as of Thursday morning.
The quest for an affordable Bay Area home has transformed Vallejo into one of the hottest real estate markets in the U.S.
Joshua Warren says he is the first person to ever discover a time warp.
Josh Norman, Demario Davis and Marcell Dareus were all in the news this week, for all the right reasons.
An Oakland firefighter is at the center of the latest high-profile case of what appears to be racial profiling in the area.
Scientists say that 'Oumuamua – the first known interstellar object to travel through our solar system – sped up unexpectedly while passing through our corner of the universe last year. That according to a statement released today from NASA.