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Caldor Fire, ‘knocking on the door’ of Lake Tahoe area, becomes nation’s ‘No. 1 priority for firefighting resources’
The Caldor fire is “knocking on the door” near Lake Tahoe and has become the nation’s No. 1 priority for firefighting resources, officials say.
19-year-old woman wanted after setting man on fire, killing him in Texas home, police say
Houston police on Monday are searching for a woman who they say lit a man on fire and killed him earlier this month.
California’s Dixie Fire has destroyed nearly 900 buildings; hot weather could hinder firefighting efforts
The Dixie Fire continued to burn across northern California and while fire crews had some successes, weather forecasts offer a warning the blaze could worsen
California’s Gavin Newsom, facing September recall election, supports Dems’ calls for Andrew Cuomo’s resignation
California Gov. Gavin Newsom, facing a Sept. 14 recall election, believes embattled New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo should resign from office.
Keep Gov. Gavin Newsom, or kick him out of office? What to know about California recall election.
The list of challengers includes reality star Caitlyn Jenner, radio host Larry Elder and the state’s 2018 Republican gubernatorial nominee John Cox.
Shameless shoplifters: Retail thefts getting bolder in California and beyond
Retail thefts in California have resulted in some of the largest shopping chains taking unprecedented steps to cut store hours and beef up security.
California’s wildfires off to ‘a daunting start,’ currently outpacing historic 2020 season
The number of wildfires so far is outpacing averages and even last year’s historic fire season.
EU recommends lifting travel restrictions for US tourists. Latest COVID-19 updates
Florida has been granted a preliminary injunction that could render CDC restrictions on cruising as optional starting next month. COVID-19 updates.
Bug infestations, tent-lined streets: California’s homelessness crisis is at a tipping point. Will a $12B plan put a dent in it?
Homelessness in California has been spiraling out of control for decades – and then came COVID-19. Will a $12B investment bring meaningful results?