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A cooling trend is expected to begin today with the return of a stronger marine influence and onshore flow. Further cooling is expected into the weekend as an upper level trough affects the district. In addition, a slight chance of showers are expected saturday into sunday, yet widespread rainfall is not likely at this time. Locally windy conditions are also expected through the weekend. No major hot spots. Bay bridge wb 80 is min from the maze to sf. Richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from ...

26yearold french citizen born in brussels. Police believe he is one of three brothers involved in the attacks. Another master mind, this man, 27yearold abdelhamid implicated on that parisbound train stopped by three sacramento friends this summer. As for paris the capital remains on edge following fridays deadly attacks. Nbcs bill neely reports from paris. Reporter the raids were extraordinary, at least 150 targeting known islamists, guns seized, a Rocket Launcher found. France vowing this is on...

Joses recruitment and seen as a possible future candidate for chief. Him leaving is a shock for all of us. This is somebody who has led us through some of our darkest times and someone who we saw probably leading us into the future of this department. Reporter the chief declined to comment on the departure but said the department is determined to move forward. We increase the capability to have three academies a year and secure or Marketing Firm to help us with our recruiting efforts. Reporter h...

"This event is not just a way to raise funds for Nealis Hall, but also a way to bring our Humboldt history to life for our community.”

Our museum landscape has never looked so diverse, and that is on purpose.

It's a busy end of 2023 in the North Texas art scene, with worthwhile exhibitions in both legacy institutions and galleries. Here are the ones you'll want to make time to visit.

The Day of the Dead Festival of Altars will be celebrating its fifth year on Thursday from 4 to 8 p.m. at Old Town Gazebo in Eureka.

A rare exhibit of the Mexican artist encourages a break with the past and a reflection of how his work, which was produced in the early 1920s, extends into the present.

There is plenty to do in and around Dallas-Fort Worth this weekend from concerts and screenings to a delicious chocolate festival and early Oktoberfest events.

Julia Scully, who after 20 years as editor of Modern Photography magazine wrote an acclaimed memoir about her Depression-era childhood, when her mothe