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As fair season comes to a close, here's a look back at Baltimore's first City Fair, an annual event that ran for about two decades.

Thousands of students returned to San Diego County schools Wednesday, and between COVID-19 safety measures and new laws affecting public school districts, there's a lot to talk about. Then, Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif. discusses his work on the Jan. 6th committee, and how the recent FBI raid on Mar-a-Lago has escalated political tensions. Plus, a new effort to beef up county jail staffing and safety measures. Then, bicycling advocates say the death of a Carlsbad mother while riding her ebike is a wake up call about how unsafe our streets are for cyclists. Also, California has begun a big pu...

Periodic rumors that the Orioles, beleaguered on the field yet beloved by generations of Baltimoreans, could be sold or moved out of town gained greater currency with a lawsuit filed Thursday by Louis Angelos against his brother, John Angelos.

In the 1970s, the city created a new generation of homesteaders by practically giving away vacant homes. Now, the idea has been revitalized by a city councilor. But not everyone is convinced it will work.

. the battle of the expressway. they see it as an event but it really lasted from 1969 to the opening of harbor place in 1980. it started with really tom ward, and jack and a woman named lecretia. working with the federal bureau and the historical society, hoed those houses were important. over in westside, a group called waam fighting to save a neighborhood called rosemon. and the home is where the stadiums are. we were on east side. he wanted to save downtown. jobs were leaving. people were leaving after the 1968 riots. and also, what was going on, whether it was east side or wes...