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Like so many people whove grown up in Contra Costa County, Karen Mitchoff just figured Kirker Pass was named after a rancher who settled near the well-traveled road winding through the hills between...

SIR – I recall, as a retired chartered surveyor, that in my early career it was common practice to pipe roof rainwater into soakaways within the curtilage of a new property.

Gloversville - Timothy J. Marsh, age 56, of Gloversville, passed away on Wednesday, February 9, 2022, at Nathan Littauer Hospital, Gloversville. Born on July 3, 1965, in Suffern, NY, he was the son of the late Harold and Margaret (Lodini) Marsh. Timothy enjoyed flea markets and antiques. He is sur

Hongkong Land, PT Astra International and Logos Property have formed a joint venture to develop warehouses in Indonesia's Greater Jakarta area

San Francisco police held their required town-hall meeting after SFPD fatally shot and killed a man at San Francisco International Airport who allegedly brandished replica guns.

In this episode of “Wine 101,” VinePair tastings director Keith Beavers continues to dive into the complex history of American wine.

City-imposed fee for single-use bags and cups was meant to reduce waste, but homeless and low-income people are feeling the sting, says a Vancouver charity.

It was the strangest house for a frontier town. Built about 1866, the Second French Empire-style structure at 400 W. 11th St. in Vancouver still stands out today for its flat roof and a door oddly facing outside from its second-floor sans balcony.

“I’m truly sorry for what I’ve done. I have no excuse. No reason for what happened,” he said. “I wish there was something I could to do to take it

Last Tuesday, the GOP senatorial candidate slammed the law and its supporters. By Saturday he was singing a different tune.