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Authorities have arrested two people in connection with a long narcotics distribution...

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The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) is scheduled to conduct spandrel work on Ledroit Street at Pacific Coast

An estimated 325 people gathered Oct. 2 in Redondo to march for fewer abortion restrictions. The event coincided with others across the country in response to…

Anna Laws has lived through most of Los Angeles’ modern history. She and her late husband, Henry, were part of it.

Searching For Joy In Joliet Gave Me A Most Delightful Tummy Ache - Chicago, IL - KONKOL COLUMN: Don't believe Joliet's haters. There's joy to be found at mom-and-pop eateries serving up working-class culinary delights.

Reply Step into the picture-perfect park. (Lisa Black/Patch) Chess, checkers or a cup of coffee in the shade at Ruby Street Park. (Lisa Black/Patch) The view north from Ruby Street Park overlook. (Lisa Black/Patch) LAGUNA BEACH, CA—An ocean view and benches at Ruby Street Park make it an ideal overlook for sunsets. Still, visiting the park during quiet mornings may be the ideal time. The light is beautiful streaming through the trees and lush shrubs; plus, its more likely to be empty. Though ...

For a lot of people in the beer industry, the 2020 Big Beers, Belgians and Barleywine Festival was the last time they got to see each other before the pandemic hit two months later. Laura Lodge guessed early on that it would be a very long time before those people saw each other again — at least in Breckenridge, where Big Beers takes place. And she was right: Laura and her brother Bill, who founded the event with her in 2001, had to cancel the 2021 iteration due to the pandemic. As a result, ...

Police announced that they have arrested a suspect in connection with a bank robbery Monday afternoon in Indio.

Spring in Pullman is a long-awaited season of fresh air, melting snow, green grass on Thompson Flats, long walks through campus and daffodils and dandelions dotting the lawns on College Hill.  A particularly precious sight after a long winter in online classes, many students are taking the opportunity to spend more time safely practicing social distancing in their outdoor activities. “I absolutely love [Pullman in the spring],” Ashley Buhner, freshman sport management major said. “I lite...