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Hindu activists in the Brajmandal Jalabhishek Yatra were carrying swords, trishuls, and illegal weapons despite police restrictions, Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP), Usha Kundu said in her...

Manipur police apprehend five individuals in a drug-related operation, seizing cash, firearms, and illicit substances.

Varoon Modak, an accomplished Indian American lawyer, becomes senior counsel for ballot access, contributing to President Biden and Vice President Harris re-election campaign for 2024.

REGIONAL — New treatment vessels designed to remove per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), or forever chemicals, have arrived at the Zone 7 Water Agency’s Stoneridge site at 3750 Stoneridge Drive

PLEASANTON — The city council, during its regular May 16 meeting, authorized the reinstatement of the Pleasanton’s contaminated city wells during peak-demand periods.

/PRNewswire/ -- As electric vehicles (EVs) become more prevalent, with approximately 40% of all EVs in the United States driving on California roads, Pacific...

Moulding Expo is this year’s most important trade fair for the European tool and mould making industry. The event offers an opportunity to come together to explore current trends and challenges. 400 exhibitors have registered, with more than a third coming from abroad.

Big changes could be coming for how Americans pay for COVID-19 tests. When the federal...

Going for us, a lot of americans are boosted 94% of americans over the age of 64 have at least one shot. but, the vast majority of americans havent received the latest booster, that newfangled booster that came out in december of last year, only about 60% of americans have received a bivalent booster. if americans are going to get those new booster shots, do we still as a population benefit from the baseline immunity that we all got from so many americans getting the first round of shots more th...

If americans arent going to get those new booster shots, do we still benefit from the baseline immunity that we got from so many americans getting the first round of shots more than a year ago, or as the virus develops and we dont get additional shots because the country is sick and tired of getting additional boosters, do we run the risk of reverting to the kind of vulnerability that essentially an unvaccinated population would have? more infections of course mean more chances for the virus to ...