Lake Tahoe is expected to fill for the first time since 2019, according to a new report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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A seventh grade Jewish student at Roosevelt Middle School in San Francisco grew accustomed to seeing her classmates display their support for Palestinians.
Debates and protests sparked by Israel’s war in the Gaza Strip have worked their way into seemingly every corner in the world — even the free-spirited desert festival in Nevada known as Burning Man.
Ilya Tarshansky, a survivor of the Oct. 7 surprise Hamas terrorist attacks on Israel, spoke to an audience of about 100 people at the Folsom Community Center on Thursday.
U.S. Sen. John Fetterman called President Joe Biden’s threat to withhold military aid to Israel “deeply disappointing.”
For the first time since January 2005, the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has issued a severe geomagnetic storm watch for Friday evening.
The untreated sewage forced Los Angeles County health officials to warn people to stay out of the water at Dockweiler State Beach, Venice Beach and the surrounding area.
We’d all love to find an effortless way to lose weight. Most of these products work because they come with a low-calorie plan. And they encourage exercise.
Jon Bon Jovi’s eldest son, Jesse Bongiovi, is giving love a good name after reportedly tying the knot in Las Vegas this week.
Will the real Martha Scott please stand up? At least one woman has now done so: In an interview with British television presenter Piers Morgan.
Target has Pride merchandise in fewer stores this year after backlash it received after pulling some items from last year’s collection.
State officials reported the presence of deadly chronic wasting disease in two wild California deer earlier this week.
Foreign Secretary David Cameron stopped short of matching President Joe Biden’s warning that he would stop additional weapons shipments to the Middle East nation.
America’s small towns saw more in-migration in 2023 than larger areas for the first time in decades.
Rents in most major U.S. metropolitan areas have risen some 1.5 times faster than wages in the last four years, according to an analysis by Zillow Group Inc.