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Trump threatens funding for Chicago transit after woman set on fire

By TODD RICHMOND, Associated Press President Donald Trump’s administration is threatening to pull federal funding for public transportation in Chicago unless the city tightens security after a man allegedly set a woman on fire inside a commuter train in November. …

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Greta Garbo’s ‘Camille’ returns to Palm Springs, site of 1936 premiere

The movie “Camille” had its world premiere at Palm Springs’ Plaza Theatre on Dec. 12, 1936, the theater’s opening night, with some of the stars — possibly including the mysterious Greta Garbo — in attendance. On Friday (Dec. 12), the …

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Worker fired from her job for turning up 40 minutes early

The office worker arrived early on at least 19 occasions (Picture: Getty Images) Now, we all love our office jobs but one Spanish woman has taken things to a completely different level. She just got the sack for clocking in …

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Audit recommends stronger drug storage and oversight at San Jose Fire Department

San Jose’s auditor is recommending a slew of changes to improve drug storage and oversight protocols at the city’s fire department, following the April arrest of a captain for allegedly tampering with and stealing medication. Related Articles ‘Great dad’ who …

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Vocal group Kitka releases new album and readies ‘Wintersongs’ tour

For Kitka, completing another circle around the sun marks more than the passage of time. The all-women Bay Area vocal ensemble’s far-flung repertoire flows out of the seasonal cycle, accompanying and commenting on centuries-old celebrations and rituals marking rebirth and …

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Kurtenbach: Buster Posey promised change. SF Giants fans deserve signings, not speculation

There is perhaps no baseball visual more awkward, yet still universally accepted, than the one you see in teams’ introductory press conferences. You know the one. A grown man, usually nine figures richer, stands at a podium, wearing a suit …

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Iain Douglas-Hamilton, British zoologist and Save the Elephants founder, dies at 83

By EVELYNE MUSAMBI and ISABELLA O’MALLEY, Associated Press NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Iain Douglas-Hamilton, a British-born zoologist and conservationist who dedicated much of his life to protecting elephants, has died, his Save the Elephants group said Tuesday. He was 83. …

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What to watch: Thrilling ‘The Secret Agent’ a brilliant look at corruption

A casual disregard for human life contrasts with a colorful, hard-partyin’ atmosphere of 1977 Carnaval in Brazil in “The Secret Agent,” director Kleber Mendonça Filho’s momentous epic, a mercurial adventure in filmmaking that reminds us of how dangerous but important …

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Eye on the Hills: Oakland’s first indoor pickleball, social club opens

Pickleball continues to be the fastest-growing U.S. sport, according to the Sports and Fitness Industry Association, and local entrepreneur Kady Pooler hopes to capitalize on this trend with her newly opened Pickle Athletics — Oakland’s first indoor pickleball and social …

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Colts sign Philip Rivers, 44, to practice squad amid QB injuries, AP source says

By MICHAEL MAROT INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The Indianapolis Colts bolstered their injury-depleted quarterback corps Tuesday by bringing 44-year-old Philip Rivers out of retirement and signing him to the practice squad, a person with knowledge of the deal told The Associated …

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Kurtenbach: Buster Posey promised change. SF Giants fans deserve signings, not speculation

There is perhaps no baseball visual more awkward, yet still universally accepted, than the one you see in teams’ introductory press conferences. You know the one. A grown man, usually nine figures richer, stands at a podium, wearing a suit …

Kurtenbach: Buster Posey promised change. SF Giants fans deserve signings, not speculation Read More
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Iain Douglas-Hamilton, British zoologist and Save the Elephants founder, dies at 83

By EVELYNE MUSAMBI and ISABELLA O’MALLEY, Associated Press NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Iain Douglas-Hamilton, a British-born zoologist and conservationist who dedicated much of his life to protecting elephants, has died, his Save the Elephants group said Tuesday. He was 83. …

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What to watch: Thrilling ‘The Secret Agent’ a brilliant look at corruption

A casual disregard for human life contrasts with a colorful, hard-partyin’ atmosphere of 1977 Carnaval in Brazil in “The Secret Agent,” director Kleber Mendonça Filho’s momentous epic, a mercurial adventure in filmmaking that reminds us of how dangerous but important …

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Eye on the Hills: Oakland’s first indoor pickleball, social club opens

Pickleball continues to be the fastest-growing U.S. sport, according to the Sports and Fitness Industry Association, and local entrepreneur Kady Pooler hopes to capitalize on this trend with her newly opened Pickle Athletics — Oakland’s first indoor pickleball and social …

Eye on the Hills: Oakland’s first indoor pickleball, social club opens Read More
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Colts sign Philip Rivers, 44, to practice squad amid QB injuries, AP source says

By MICHAEL MAROT INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The Indianapolis Colts bolstered their injury-depleted quarterback corps Tuesday by bringing 44-year-old Philip Rivers out of retirement and signing him to the practice squad, a person with knowledge of the deal told The Associated …

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Audit recommends stronger drug storage and oversight at San Jose Fire Department

San Jose’s auditor is recommending a slew of changes to improve drug storage and oversight protocols at the city’s fire department, following the April arrest of a captain for allegedly tampering with and stealing medication. Related Articles ‘Great dad’ who …

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Vocal group Kitka releases new album and readies ‘Wintersongs’ tour

For Kitka, completing another circle around the sun marks more than the passage of time. The all-women Bay Area vocal ensemble’s far-flung repertoire flows out of the seasonal cycle, accompanying and commenting on centuries-old celebrations and rituals marking rebirth and …

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How allies of Sen. John Hickenlooper tried to ward off a progressive challenge by Julie Gonzales

In late November, political consultant Michael Whitehorn got a call from a colleague who works for a Colorado Democratic Party campaign fund. Whitehorn’s firm had signed on to support state Sen. Julie Gonzales’ impending campaign to unseat U.S. Sen. John …

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The Cool Kids are back with a new album and Chicago concert

The Cool Kids were raised on rap. “Hi Top Fade,” the new album from the Chicago-rooted hip-hop duo, pays homage to the genre’s origins by incorporating classic hip-hop elements: scratches, breaks and reversing beats. “Having that energy in it is …

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Attorney and law firm for Chicago Housing Authority sanctioned nearly $60,000 for using ChatGPT in court case

A lawyer hired by the Chicago Housing Authority revealed this summer that she used ChatGPT and failed to check her work, when defending the housing authority in a lawsuit involving the poisoning of two children by lead paint. Now, her …

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    by Usanewssite on December 10, 2025 at 9:28 pm

    UC Berkeley admitted to discriminating against an Israeli researcher, agreed to reverse course and invite her to teach on campus and will pay $60,000, in a settlement of her lawsuit …

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    ORLANDO, Fla. — Andrew Susac served as Buster Posey’s backup catcher more than a decade ago. Now, Susac’s younger brother will have his own opportunity to become a backup catcher …

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    by Usanewssite on December 10, 2025 at 9:00 pm

    Bill Clinton was elected governor at an impressively young 31. Sarah Huckabee Sanders achieved the same feat when she was 40. In “Ella McCay,” the title character ascends to her …

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    BERKELEY — At 86, William Kolbe has built up an extensive career as a researcher for Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, with dozens of co-authored papers that have been cited by …

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  • LA City Council expands adaptive reuse policy, allowing empty offices to be turned into housing
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    The expansion opens the door for aging office and commercial buildings to be turned into housing as part of LA's effort to meet state-mandated housing targets.

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    Los Angeles approved 11 service providers to replicate the RV-to-Home model citywide after the Council District 7 pilot showed strong housing results.

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    by Sean Emery on December 11, 2025 at 1:48 am

    In a 2013 text to another player, Skaggs wrote "I ran out of pain pills you know anyone with them," adding "Plus I'm pitching today (expletive) me."

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    Max Huntsman led the office since it was created in 2013.

  • Report: Former Michigan coach Sherrone Moore detained by police after firing
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    Moore, who was fired Wednesday with the university saying an investigation found evidence of an “inappropriate relationship with a staff member,” was detained in Saline, Michigan, and later turned over to a second area police department for investigation into potential charges.

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