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You see them all over the state, and maybe the country: dead, dying and desperate old time, small town cinemas. A state economic development department program offers financial help to

The National Weather Service is warning of high surf and coastal flooding through Monday. In other news, San Diego supporters of the Palestinian community hope to fly kites over Mission Bay Saturday afternoon. Plus, this weekend, Digital Gym Cinema in East Village is showing the film \“All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt.\”

The California Highway Patrol’s Sonora-area office and CHP staff in Sacramento are beseeching people to drive safely and avoid driving impaired at all costs this New Year’s holiday weekend, because

Prosecutors said they were unable to confirm reports that the gathering was a 15th birthday party.

A massive food hall, drive-thru cult coffee shop and ticketed supper club are a few new places set to open next year.

Pittsburgh was once hailed nationally as a foodie destination because of its booming culinary scene. Whether that’s still the case could be up for debate. But there certainly wasn’t a dearth of news on the restaurant front this year. Here were the comings and goings of 2023. Yes, we’re open

Today’s travelers want it all. In a recent study, 55% of Gen Z, 60% of millennials, 68% of Gen X, and 67% of boomers share that vacation is the time

Migrants continue to travel on foot just south of Ciudad Juárez, moving towards the U.S.-Mexico border this week.

The churn of the Richmond restaurant scene was on full display this year. Don't miss this recap, as well as a list of the region's newest eateries.

The Volunteers of Adventist Health Sonora recently presented a $34,928.25 check to the hospital, representing all funds theyve raised and donated throughout the year.