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Editorial: The State is delayed in fire safety rules. Common sense is needed

In the unprecedented fires driven by the January wind, a hole shot flew with burning brush of the hillside to…

Florida biologists captured the heaviest panther ever registered in the state as part of a research program in the endangered…

After a stretch of treacherous rains throughout the Los Angeles region and their recent burns of burns, the next few…

The Mayor of New York City, Eric Adams, Democrat, plans to file a lawsuit against the Trump administration after the…

Four officers of the Los Angeles Police Department are under investigation for allegedly making racist and sexist comments while working…

A group of anti-Israel students at the Law Faculty of the University of Georgetown planned to celebrate an event on…

With rains that hit the south of California, there are mandatory evacuations and evacuation warnings. Evacuation maps can be found…

Alabama's Republican governor Kay Ivey, will sign a new bill that, according to her, answers a simple question: what is…

UCLA administrators said Wednesday that they were suspending two students indefinitely for justice in Palestine organizations after activists on the…

The former open receiver of the Chiefs of New York and Kansas City, Kadarius Toney, was arrested last month after…

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