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Heavy downpours took a parting shot Thursday at California, triggering flash floods that temporarily stranded more than three dozen people in their cars in inland Riverside County.
Even New York City mayor Bill de Blasio confessed that he has had with his own son Dante, who is half black.
The American Red Cross has repeatedly touted that 91 cents out of every dollar donated is used to help those in need. But a new report from the independent, non-profit news group ProPublica shows those numbers are very misleading.
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Health officials weren't sure if the new strain would become a significant problem in the U.S., but lab specimens from patients have shown that the most commonly seen flu bug so far is the new strain of H3N2.
Jim Harbaugh's future employer is becoming as hotly debated as any election the fall, and like recent presidential races, bookies are now giving you the opportunity to gable on the outcome.
Prominent St. Louis sports columnist Bryan Burwell has died at the age of 59, according to a newspaper report Thursday.
African immigrants in the Bay Area say they've experienced harassment since the Ebola outbreak became the focus of public attention in the United States.
With all the rain we've been having, one would think it would be good thing for the imperiled salmon population. It would be if all that new fresh water wasn't so confusing. The salmon keep getting lost. Instead of migrating to their spawning ground, they wind up swimming up a ditch and ultimately into a death trap.
Weather watchers will be quick to tell you that we are not on pace to bust our three-year drought and that we need to keep conserving, but let's take a moment and at least embrace the fact that this week's stormy weather has bushed us in the right direction.
Alameda County firefighters are responding to a two-alarm fire in Castro Valley Thursday morning.
Dismantling began Thursday morning at "The Jungle," a large homeless encampment along San Jose's Coyote Creek.
One clever Craigslist poster is offering to rent you a massive sinkhole that opened up in the street Wednesday after days of rain. The hole, at Sixth Avenue and Lake Street, was 20 feet by 30 feet Wednesday but had grown to 30 feet by 28 feet as of Thursday morning. The pit is 10 feet deep.
A U.S. postal service worker in Fremont is facing mail theft charges, according to court records.
