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Get or how deeply the community needed to grieve to get this out of its system. Its true. This wasnt just the community of santa cruz grieving by any stretch. What happened at hp pavilion was police from all over california came. There was ive never been around so many thousands and thousands of Police Officers. And everybody was there in full uniform to honor these two colleagues of theirs. And what one captain from tustin who had driven 400 miles up told me was he and everybody else was just t...

Coming in on Unemployment Insurance claims and car sales suggest that the recovery is gaining traction. Weve had three years where weve added 6. 4 million private sector jobs over the last five months, four of the last five months over 200,000 jobs have been added, important the construction sector has been adding jobs, but theres much more work that needs to be done. Too many people are unemployed, middle class families are under stress even before the recession hit so the president remains foc...

Heather that drama played out. As frightened hostages making a break for freedom. Running to officers and some appeared injured and in need of medical assistance. This follows an intense landoff followed more than 16 hours. Groups of hostages managed to get out at different types. We dont know how they got out or if they were released of the Police Spent Hours negotiating with the gunman. He is an iranian refugee with a violent criminal past. We have fox team coverage. Greg palkot with breaking ...

Alan Dean Foster's 1982 novelization solves the mystery of what happened to Nauls and Fuchs and features the original ending.

Most jurisdictions have off-street parking requirements that increase motorists’ convenience but reduce housing affordability. It’s time to reform these policies for the sake of efficiency and fairness.

Director and composer John Carpenter talks with Paste about his new 'Anthology,' working with his family and his filmography.

Whether it's that pack of ground beef you just took out of the ice box or a ruthless extra-terrestrial organism lying dormant under the glacial fields of Antarctica, things rarely stay frozen for very long. In the case of John Carpenter's 1982 sci-fi/horror masterclass, The Thing, it took almost three decades for "the ultimate in alien terror" to thaw out and start assimilating fresh prey on the big screen again.

More than 500,000 Americans could be sickened annually by the fungus that causes Valley fever.

Fears over Valley fever are ramping up as the California Department of Public Health warns our historically wet winter, followed by dry and dusty conditions could be the perfect storm for increased risk of contracting the virus.

TransForm has a guide to help you advocate for smarter parking policies that can lead to a greater housing supply