Donna Graves News Today

California families endured wartime incarceration and market changes to stay in business, but gen Z eyes life beyond the farm

“There is a community on hand all helping one another, which is wonderful."

Chincoteagues King Neptune (the first to make landfall) is named. Bonds formed over \

Satoko Nabeta, in her 90s, needs to sell her family's nursery. A plan to turn it into a warehouse is a threat to a neighboring community garden.

Six years ago a summer intern working with the San Francisco Planning Department's historic preservation staff had earmarked seven local properties worthy of being designated city landmarks due to their significance to LGBTQ history.

Six years ago a summer intern working with the San Francisco Planning Department's historic preservation staff had earmarked seven local properties worthy of being designated city landmarks due to their significance to LGBTQ history.

A pair of tan military boots sat side by side on an ornate, black metal bench outside of a home on the five-acre property Ed McClelland owns in Brentwood.

According to court documents, Darryl Gilland was murdered after he asked his landlord for a space heater because they didn't have heat.

Those living in Mesa del Caballo will soon have a smoother road to take through their neighborhood. At its April 6 meeting, the Gila County Board of Supervisors awarded a $436,646 bid to Valor Specialties, Inc., for a paving project in the community. The project is a continuation of two previous projects to improve the roads in the community northeast of Payson, according to Steve Sanders, director of the county’s public works department. Work includes the removal of all of existing asphal...

A historic Japantown site with ties to LGBTQ history is close to becoming the first property tied to San Franciscos Japanese American community to be designated a city, state and national landmark. Having already won California and federal recognition, the site is set to secure city recognition later this month. The Board of Supervisors land use and transportation committee voted 3-0 Monday in support of naming the Japanese YWCA/Issei Womens Building at 1830 Sutter Street a city landmark. The f...