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Few live venues still require attendees to mask or show proof of vaccination from night to night, but some artists do still require the precautions.

The wireless carrier said that it was working with the F.B.I. and the Secret Service to investigate a recent wave of fraudulent messages, but said the source did not appear to be Russian hackers.

The outpatient group meetings are once again offered in person to help with substance use recovery, but clients do have the option to attend hybrid groups virtually depending on their needs.

Every few minutes a business in America deals with some type of cybersecurity threat. And the war in Ukraine is prompting new warnings. “Most of the software...

Green hydrogen is expected to play a central role in the energy industry of the future: Among other things, it can replace oil and gas as energy carriers and also enable emission-free production o ...

Police investigated the threat and made an arrest overnight. The student faces criminal charges.

California Democrats move to change election rules ahead of Gavin Newsom recall Sacramento Bee 3 hrs ago Lara Korte, The Sacramento Bee Jun. 28—California lawmakers on Monday are expected to pass a bill that will change portions of the state elections code in an effort to benefit Gov. Gavin Newsom in the all-but-certain recall election to be held later this year. Assembly Bill 152 would let state officials bypass one of the steps of certifying the recall election. Under curr...

Carroll County Public Schools and the Carroll County State’s Attorney’s Office, are hosting an event called T.I.P.S. Room, which stands for Threats in Plain Sight, Tuesday from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Vaccinating San Diego-based sailors The commander at Naval Medical Center San Diego and hospital in Camp Pendleton says it has a high rate of sailors getting shots in their arms. Author: Abbie Alford (Reporter) Updated: 5:25 AM PST March 11, 2021 SAN DIEGO — Since the COVID vaccine is under Emergency Use Authorization, the military cannot require service members to get vaccinated. However, the commander at Naval Medical Center San Diego and hospital in Camp Pen...

St. Louis Public Radio Pat Hagin, a managing partner of the Pageant, discusses what is next for the venue in light of current low state-wide coronavirus vaccination rates and shifting local mandates. The reality of the emerging coronavirus pandemic arrived for many people on a wave of concert cancellations. They came fast and furious last March, as it became evident that mass gatherings would be unsafe for the foreseeable future and local officials subsequently put restrictions on public gathe...