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"To be blunt, once again Steve Garvey looks the bad guy — a smug, remorseless hypocrite," writes SLO Tribune columnist.

Scott Peterson hopes for freedom as his case is being revisited by the LA Innocence Project, a ‘nightmare’ for Laci Peterson’s family, a source tells In Touch.

The entries must consider cultural uses of the site by indigenous groups and the impacts of climate change.

"To be blunt, once again Steve Garvey looks the bad guy — a smug, remorseless hypocrite," writes Tribune columnist.

The Grossmont College Polo Club is headed to some championship tournaments this spring, and is raising money for the trips.

Six people were shot to death last week in a desert community in San Bernardino County. The proliferation of illegal marijuana grows across California in recent years is leading to increasing violence, experts say.

Researchers are exploring how to aid Western monarch conservation by studying what they need to thrive. The butterfly's population has declined by more than 90% since the 1980s.

Over 75 years ago Pismo Beach deemed itself the "Clam Capital of the World", but now it grapples with strict regulations for clamming enthusiasts.

Join Friends of the Arcata Marsh on Feb. 7 for its new monthly “First Wednesday Lecture Series.”

The homes features several units reserved for veteran households and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.