When they walk across the stage at graduation, some members of the Class of 2028 at three Northwest suburban school districts will receive not only their high school diplomas, but associate degrees too. Harper College and the three districts — …
Double diploma: Students will be able to get Harper College degree while in high school Read MoreA 6-month-old baby whose death was ruled a homicide over the weekend suffered a skull fracture and was allegedly abused earlier this year, according to a police report. Kloe Sophia Bastos Bastillos’ mother went to check on her when she …
Infant girl killed in Englewood abused earlier this year Read MoreBy JEFFREY COLLINS COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Former Republican South Carolina Rep. RJ May admitted in court Monday that he sent hundreds of videos of children being sexually abused to people across the country on social media. Related Articles Trump’s …
Ex-Republican South Carolina House member admits to distributing hundreds of child sex abuse videos Read MoreUsed electric vehicles are now the fastest-selling cars in the United States, according to new data from Cox Automotive, marking a milestone for a market that has long hovered on the edge of mainstream adoption. In August, sales of used …
Used EVs surge as fastest-selling cars in the U.S., Cox Automotive reports Read MoreBy TODD RICHMOND MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Ducky is dead. The International Crane Foundation announced Monday that Ducky, an endangered female whooping crane the foundation planned to release into the wilds of Wisconsin this fall, died on Thursday after becoming …
Endangered whooping crane dies of avian flu at Wisconsin wildlife refuge Read MoreEL SEGUNDO — In the immediate aftermath of the Lakers’ 2024-25 season ending with a five-game loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves in the first round of the playoffs, part of the messaging from the franchise’s leaders was a feeling of …
Lakers’ Luka Doncic, LeBron James, Austin Reaves eager to build chemistry Read MoreBy TRÂN NGUYỄN SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday signed a law that aims to prevent people from using powerful artificial intelligence models for potentially catastrophic activities like building a bioweapon or shutting down a bank …
California Gov. Gavin Newsom signs landmark bill creating AI safety measures Read MoreThe National Weather Service issued a weather alert at 4:21 p.m. on Monday for strong thunderstorms in effect until 4:45 p.m. for Yosemite. The storms may bring pea-sized hail (0.25 inches). “At 4:21 p.m., Doppler radar tracked a strong thunderstorm …
Pea-sized hail foreseen with thunderstorms to hit Yosemite Monday Read MoreBy SEUNG MIN KIM WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump has had one refrain in recent days when asked about the looming government shutdown. Related Articles Ex-Republican South Carolina House member admits to distributing hundreds of child sex abuse videos …
Trump’s shutdown blame game: Democrats pressured to yield, while administration makes plans for mass layoffs Read MoreBy STEVE KARNOWSKI MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A Minnesota man accused of trying to join the Islamic State group pleaded guilty Monday to attempting to provide material support and resources to a designated foreign terrorist organization. Related Articles California Gov. Gavin …
Minnesota man pleads guilty to attempting to join Islamic State group Read MoreAn apartment complex for seniors and families in Pacific Palisades reopened on Monday after it was closed due to smoke-damage from January’s wildfires and impacted by mudslides during wet weather earlier this year. Local organizations such as Community Organized Relief …
Senior and family housing complex reopens in Pacific Palisades Read MoreA century ago, Berkeley’s City Council voted Sept. 29, 1925, “to purchase a site on the northwest corner of Grove and Woolsey streets for the contemplated South Berkeley Library branch,” the Berkeley Daily Gazette reported. “The property consists of two …
Berkeley, a Look Back: Council OKs site for new library branch in 1925 Read MoreSubmit your letter to the editor via this form. Read more Letters to the Editor. Say no to tyranny of the masses Re: “Yes on 50 outraises opponents by 2-to-1” (Page A1, Sept. 27). Proposition 50 abrogates our constitutional spirit …
Letters: Voters should say no to the tyranny of the masses Read MoreIf federal lawmakers can’t reach an agreement to fund the government before Tuesday night’s deadline, thousands of federal employees in the Bay Area could be furloughed or asked to work without a paycheck until the impasse is resolved. How that …
Mass federal furloughs possible in Bay Area if government shuts down Read MoreOriginal Joe’s is set to reopen again in Walnut Creek on Wednesday, nearly seven weeks after its big, splashy arrival on this city’s dining scene was cut short by a late-night kitchen fire. Related Articles 10 California restaurants make the …
Original Joe’s to finally reopen in Walnut Creek after kitchen fire Read MoreBy SEUNG MIN KIM WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump has had one refrain in recent days when asked about the looming government shutdown. Related Articles Google’s YouTube to pay $24.5 million to settle 2021 lawsuit by Donald Trump over …
Trump’s shutdown blame game: Democrats pressured to yield, while administration makes plans for mass layoffs Read MoreA century ago, Berkeley’s City Council voted Sept. 29, 1925, “to purchase a site on the northwest corner of Grove and Woolsey streets for the contemplated South Berkeley Library branch,” the Berkeley Daily Gazette reported. “The property consists of two …
Berkeley, a Look Back: Council OKs site for new library branch in 1925 Read MoreSubmit your letter to the editor via this form. Read more Letters to the Editor. Say no to tyrannyof the masses Re: “Yes on 50 outraises opponents by 2-to-1” (Page A1, Sept. 27). Proposition 50 abrogates our constitutional spirit of …
Letters: Voters should say no to the tyranny of the masses Read MoreIn the face of a $12 million budget shortfall, Hayward’s leaders are slashing their salaries. The city council and executive staff announced on last week that they would take voluntary pay cuts and pause cost-of-living adjustments as a first step …
Hayward leaders take pay cut as city preps for fallout from budget cuts Read MoreIf federal lawmakers can’t reach an agreement to fund the government before Tuesday night’s deadline, thousands of federal employees in the Bay Area could be furloughed or asked to work without a paycheck until the impasse is resolved. How that …
Mass federal furloughs possible in Bay Area if government shuts down Read More