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news got worse and worse. both front and back wheels would have to be replaced. the tires, too. >> both of us have jobs. we only have one car right now. i need to get it fixed as soon as possible so we can continue to go to work. >> reporter: he plans to explore the possibility of getting reimbursed by caltrans for the damaged. that has already proven to be a bumpy road. >> if its something i could be reimbursed for, that would be fantastic. >> of the damages under $10,000, they can ap...

The shuttering of beloved Echo Park rehearsal and recording complex Bedrock marks the loss of yet another small business amid the area's increasing gentrification.

Baltimore police are investigating after relatives reported a body inside a building hours after the fire department left the scene.

Detectives with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Departments Homicide Unit are asking for the public's help in finding the suspect responsible for the murder of Rodney Mitchell.

The lawsuit says Bob Evans restaurants illegally paid workers less than minimum wage for cleaning bathrooms and making biscuits, among other things.

An interview with the Sarasota Manatee Chapter leader of the Black Lives Matter Alliance

<strong>Other lives</strong>: Project manager in Ethiopia for the BBC’s development charity, World Media Action

Dec. 19, 1948 — Jan. 2, 2022 Rodney Neil Mitchell was born to OE and Gladys Mitchell in Sebastopol, California, on Dec. 19, 1948. He was the younger brother to Joyce (Mitchell) Larsen. He attended Napa schools and worked at Kaiser Steel until joining the U.S. Navy during the Tet Offensive. He return

When the tour of duty ends, for many the battle is only just beginning. “There are 22 veterans per day who commit suicide. That’s not a month. That’s not a year. That’s every day,” said Lane Goff.

Celebration and rally for justice in Bradenton following Derek Chauvin guilty verdict Peaceful demonstration in Bradenton following Derek Chauvin guilty verdict. (Source: WWSB) By Rick Adams | April 21, 2021 at 10:40 PM EDT - Updated April 21 at 10:40 PM BRADENTON, Fla. (WWSB) - They came together to reflect and to celebrate a monumental decision. The guilty verdict against Derek Chauvin, this following last year’s death of George Floyd. “George Floyd should have never lost his life,...