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“I love writing cross-genre stories — romantic thrillers/mysteries/suspense, and sometimes I add paranormal or supernatural elements,” Simas said.

New York Yankees pitching prospect Chase Hampton made the biggest leap in MLB Pipeline's Yankees Top 30 Prospects.

Cal Poly has hired Laurel Abernethy as their new diving coach. She comes from the MPSF's highest-scoring diving program, BYU, where she was a volunteer.

If you’re a young person reading this, I strongly urge you to speak up on issues that are important to you.

A project labor agreement with a cluster of construction unions was approved unanimously Thursday night to build the planned heavy lift marine terminal in Humboldt Bay. The meeting of the Board of Commissioners of Humboldt Bay Harbor, Recreation and Conservation District was unusually packed and had to be moved into the Wharfinger building.

Brooks Lee capped off his first calendar year in professional baseball with an exclamation point in the form of his first Triple-A home run. The Twins' No. 2 prospect joined St. Paul last Thursday nearly a year to the day after making his pro debut. On Friday, he launched a

The Denver Broncos worked out a couple of receivers this week but will not be reuniting with a player from the past.

The city manager for Santa Barbara County’s biggest city will retire in September.  Jason Stilwell turned in his resignation to the Santa Maria City

Santa Maria's City Manager, Jason Stilwell, submitted his resignation to the City Council on Thursday. His final day in the position is scheduled for Sep. 22 of this year.

The safe parking program would close off about 200 feet of street in one residential San Luis Obispo neighborhood overnight.