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Terry McAuliffe's daughter flashed the middle finger in front of a Republican office with a Glenn Youngkin sign.

Richard Pryor Jr. has fallen on hard times since the pandemic and he's petitioning the public to help him through it.  

Corrections Department will operate lockups in Grants and Santa Rosa

A man charged with arson and attempted murder from fires in an Altavista neighborhood will undergo a mental health evaluation, a judge ruled Tuesday.

The son of late-great comedian Richard Pryor is desperately in need of financial help, and he has turned to the public for support. 

(Bloomberg) -- Singapore set another record for daily Covid-19 infections. China is asking city governments to create specialized quarantine facilities that can house thousands of overseas arrivals.

Work Aims To Uncover History Of Boarding School Burial Site - By Susan Montoya Bryan, Associated Press Albuquerque city officials plan to use ground

7 Hrs Ago TORPEDO OUT: TTs mens Olympic 4x100m team, from left, Akanni Hislop, Eric Harrison, Richard "Torpedo" Thompson (who will retire at the end of this year), Kion Benjamin and Adell Colthrust. Missing is Jonathan Farinha. PHOTO COURTESY NIC-CONNOR ALEXANDER - JONATHAN RAMNANAN THREE-time Olympic medallist Richard "Torpedo" Thompson will retire from pro sprinting at the end of this year. The four-time Olympian made this announcement via a post to his Facebook page on Wednesday. Thompson is...

Expanded Child Tax Credits Start This Week A cash boost for families with children starts this week, and is hoped to be a step out of poverty for many It’s a nationwide program, but in California’s 26 th Congressional district – which includes Thousand Oaks and Oxnard - nearly 40 thousand households, including 145 thousand children, are eligible for the expanded and improved Child Tax Credit. Democratic Congresswoman Julia Brownley of Westlake Village, says the extra cash is needed to he...

First Judicial District Attorney Mary Carmack-Altwies First Judicial District Attorney Mary Carmack-Altwies, who is also a member of the New Mexico Cannabis Regularity Advisory Committee for the New Mexico District Attorney Association, said what DAs have been tasked to do is a “pretty hefty undertaking.” She said she’s instructed her office to assist anyone who reaches out to have cannabis crimes removed from their public criminal record under the new law. “I’m totally pro-legalizati...