Donald Trump’s administration paints a picture of undocumented immigrants as freeloaders or depraved criminals. The Department of Homeland Security’s recent news releases trumpet a steady stream of headlines about deporting the worst offenders. In reality, only 5% of those detained …
Businesses owned by undocumented immigrants create U.S. jobs, fuel economy Read MoreMy 1990s are feeling like a lie. I watched the recent Netflix documentary “Sean Combs: The Reckoning” about the hip-hop music mogul who has tweaked his image over and over with new names and new business ventures. What stays the …
Damning Combs doc rewinds the record Read MoreDEAR ABBY: My son died of cancer at 33. It was heartbreaking. My daughter-in-law, “Belinda,” had grown distant before his death, and although they had a son through artificial insemination, I have almost never seen him. I helped with the …
Dear Abby: Loss of son has grown even harder to bear Read MoreFiery and bold, the late jazz trumpeter jaimie branch was never afraid to speak her mind. She was comfortable challenging the political beliefs of anyone, from a single person to an entire audience. That passion was on full display at …
A song by late jazz trumpeter Jaimie Branch has fresh meaning in era of immigration enforcement Read MoreThe holiday break is a cue for film buffs to catch up on what they missed this year. We asked Chicago filmmakers and critics for recommendations of films they caught in 2025 that audiences overlooked. We curate 10 here, alphabetically …
Chicago film experts recommend 10 can’t-miss movies from 2025 that you may have missed the first time around Read MoreBy SUSAN HAIGH, Associated Press When the ball drops on New Year’s Eve in New York City, it will sparkle in red, white and blue, ushering in 2026 and kicking off months of celebrations for the nation’s upcoming 250th birthday. …
Times Square to feature patriotic ball drop for New Year’s Eve, kicking off US’s 250th birthday Read MoreServing as HOA directors is a high responsibility, as the directors on the board are elected or appointed to make most of the HOA’s key operational decisions. In California there is only one mandatory eligibility requirement to run for director …
HOA Homefront: What board eligibility requirements must HOAs follow? Read MoreA deadly virus has been found in the breath of whales, and it is causing mass deaths among the mammals in the Arctic Circle. Researchers used drones to fly special equipment through exhaled droplets, known as ‘blows’, which are released …
Drones discover deadly virus in Arctic whales’ breath Read MoreArchbishop Mitty basketball player John Leonard is the Bay Area News Group’s boys high school athlete of the week for Dec. 15-20. In online voting that ended at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Clugage had 49.4% to finish ahead of Head-Royce basketball …
Bay Area News Group boys athlete of the week: Brady Clugage, Archbishop Mitty basketball Read MoreFive years ago, Patricio Guerrero was surfing the rolling waves of Santa Cruz when the leash on his board broke, sending it flying into a nearby cave and shattering its nose. As Guerrero worked on repairs, he was shocked at …
The “surfer’s paradox” is that their boards can harm the oceans they cherish. A new process is helping to change that. Read MoreSAN FRANCISCO – If almost two decades of Steph Curry – including 13 years spent alongside fellow all-time great shooter Klay Thompson – has taught the Warriors anything, it is to feed the hot hand. And as Al Horford buried …
Why Horford, Melton are primed to give Warriors midseason boost Read MoreAmid a new wave of interest in the possibility of life on other worlds, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and NASA are embarking on a new effort to identify planets with the basic compounds for life when they launch a small …
The upcoming Pandora Mission is the Bay Area’s latest contribution to the search for life on other planets Read MoreSAN FRANCISCO – If almost two decades of Steph Curry – including 13 years spent alongside fellow all-time great shooter Klay Thompson – has taught the Warriors anything, it is to feed the hot hand. And as Al Horford buried …
Why Horford, Melton are primed to give Warriors midseason boost Read MoreAmid a new wave of interest in the possibility of life on other worlds, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and NASA are embarking on a new effort to identify planets with the basic compounds for life when they launch a small …
The upcoming Pandora Mission is the Bay Area’s latest contribution to the search for life on other planets Read MoreArchbishop Mitty basketball player John Leonard is the Bay Area News Group’s boys high school athlete of the week for Dec. 15-20. In online voting that ended at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Clugage had 49.4% to finish ahead of Head-Royce basketball …
Bay Area News Group boys athlete of the week: Brady Clugage, Archbishop Mitty basketball Read MoreFive years ago, Patricio Guerrero was surfing the rolling waves of Santa Cruz when the leash on his board broke, sending it flying into a nearby cave and shattering its nose. As Guerrero worked on repairs, he was shocked at …
The “surfer’s paradox” is that their boards can harm the oceans they cherish. A new process is helping to change that. Read MoreFor artist Dwayne Glapion, art and Kwanzaa are intertwined. Glapion, a Denver-based artist born in New Jersey, said he sees Kwanzaa as symbolizing community and celebration. Those beliefs and celebrations trickle into his art, which was a constant for him …
Denver artist celebrates the principals of Kwanzaa through his art Read MoreSean Heller has worked at some of the most popular restaurants on both coasts of the United States. But nothing could have prepared him for his current assignment more than 10,000 feet above sea level. The 10th, where Heller became …
At this Colorado restaurant atop Vail Mountain, what goes up must come down Read MoreThe Ute Indian Tribe of the Uintah and Ouray Reservation is suing Colorado for discrimination in federal court, alleging that a recently passed law denies the Tribe equal access to its ancestral lands. That law, Colorado Revised Statute § 33-12-103.8, …
Ute Indian Tribe sues Colorado for discrimination in state parks legislation Read MoreAlongside Peña Boulevard, on a patch of grass seven miles from Denver International Airport, sits a relic of old Denver. The dilapidated red barn sticks out like a sore thumb next to the busy roadway, the main thoroughfare connecting one …
The story behind that random red barn along Peña Boulevard Read More