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A massive crack has opened up on a Yosemite National Park cliff face, raising the risk of a dangerous rockfall and forcing the indefinite closure of part of a popular

After an onslaught of about 150 lightning strikes hit one of California’s most drought-stricken regions last month, sparking more than two dozen fires, the flames spread quickly across the rugged

WASHINGTON — The criminal indictment against Hunter Biden for illegal gun possession could run afoul of the new and broader Second Amendment interpretation that has been gaining traction in conservative

LOS ANGELES — The third day of Tom Girardi’s competency hearing was well underway Wednesday morning when the once-formidable trial attorney muttered an insult to the federal prosecutor leading the

LOS ANGELES — The third day of Tom Girardi’s competency hearing was well underway Wednesday morning when the once-formidable trial attorney muttered an insult to the federal prosecutor leading the

In this series of occasional stories, we explore the trials, myths and realities of one of the most culturally dissociated parts of the Golden State — rural, conservative California — through its schools.

Forces outside of Mother Nature are putting many sun-grown, regenerative cannabis farmers in Mendocino at risk.

WASHINGTON — House Speaker Kevin McCarthy moved to open an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden on Tuesday, bowing to pressure from hard-line Republicans who had threatened to oust him

LOS ANGELES — Eight months after Los Angeles County probation officials attempted to auction off hundreds of guns they no longer needed, county supervisors have barred all their departments from

TAIPEI, Taiwan — His name was enough to sell out a concert hall in less than five minutes at $280 a head — as much as the best seats at