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Security is of the utmost importance here at the metcalf substation. Intruders got on their property overnight and made off with construction equipment, potentially two campers. I spoke to the Santa Clara County sheriffs office, they said they got the call around 7 30 this morning that someone had cut the fence to get on to the property. Now, pg e says that this property has 24hour security. They have security cameras. As you said, this is the site of that highprofile sniper attack in april of 2...

Manhattans mount sinai hospital. Still very active careerwise an supposed to appear in st. Helena next month. Well keep you updated. Developing news, a flight from san jose to hawaii had to turn around and land in oakland. Check out the flight pattern. Hawaiian Airlines Flight 45 took off around 8 30 this morning. A short time later, it rerouted back and landed safely in oakland around 10 30. Airport Officials Say the plane had a nonemergency mechanical issue. And now to some breaking news here ...

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/PRNewswire/ -- Firsthand, a company enabling brands and publishers to build and distribute AI agents anywhere their consumers are, emerged from stealth today...

Firsthand emerged from stealth today to build a platform that allows publishers and brands to create and distribute their own AI agents.

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Wally's, known to Midwesterners for its massive gas station locations, is set to expand to the Kansas City area and open a location in Independence, the company announced.

Wally’s, the 'Home of the great American roadtrip', has announced plans to open its fourth location in Independence, Missouri

A former Kmart site in Independence is being transformed into Wally's, a luxury travel center that embraces the nostalgia of family road trips.

Popular East Coast chain Wawa and Missouri-based Wally’s travel centers are both planning Indiana locations.