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The back-to-back storms that hit over the weekend produced more rain than anticipated in many areas as well as powerful wind gusts.

A sheriff's canine signaled that drugs might be in the man's car, and deputies who searched the vehicle found 32 packages of counterfeit pills

California reimburses providers based on what families can pay, rather than what it costs to provide care. To bridge the gap, providers serving the state's neediest children must get by on low pay

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — John Harding Jr. served his country with bravery and distinction as a corporal in the Marine Corps from 1963 to 1966 and in the Vietnam War.    Harding...

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. — Lake Tahoe Community College staff, faculty, board members and administrators join the Wenck family in mourning the passing of longtime Board of Trustees member Dr. Frederick “Fritz” Wenck, who served LTCC...

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. - Longtime local dentist and a member of the first Lake Tahoe Community College Board of Trustees Dr. Frederick “Fritz” Wenck passed away on January 5, 2023, after a period of declining health in recent months.

The Marine Corps piloted a mindfulness program in 2013, intended to address rising suicide rates among Marines and instances of PTSD among veterans.

While cruising through the first two legs of a record-attempting skydiving expedition, the Triple 7 team of nine veterans honored fallen friends and teammates.

Marine Corps Col. John L. Medeiros was fired Tuesday from his post as the commander of the Assault Amphibian School at Camp Pendleton following an investigation into a nonfatal training accident.

Col. John Medeiros was relieved on Jan. 10, the Marine Corps announced in a statement.