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This is the story of how Little Rock, a program built around the values of family and perseverance, started from scratch and built itself into a Pac-12 powerhouse, one that is ready to make history in the last four weeks of the 2023-24 season. 

Three California Highway Patrol officers were injured Friday in a crash while in pursuit of a driver near Sherman Oaks.

– Stanley Keith Belmont passed away on Christmas Day 2023 at his home in Paso Robles, California after a six-month struggle with cancer. Kathleen, his […]

The industries — all tech-related — power 32,000 local jobs, the reports claim.

The rising sophomore attacker plays for her late mother Christina Mauser, one of the nine people killed in the helicopter crash that included Kobe Bryant in 2020.

Since its founding in the 1800s, The Tribune has relied on its subscribers. Here’s a look at what has changed over the years, and what has stayed the same.

The Cal Poly Logging Team is back home after a weekend-long exposition to the 75th Annual Forest Products & Construction Equipment Expo.

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It’s Bok Kai season again with 2024 being the Year of the Wood Dragon.

The Ridgecrest Chamber of Commerce will host its 37th Annual Economic Development Conference Feb. 22 at the Kerr McGee Center.