St. Martin of Tours restored its 1853 bells with a community-funded campaign, reviving what the pastor calls the church's voice.

The Office of People's Counsel says Exelon utilities are using a new consumer-protection law to dodge refunds owed to Maryland ratepayers.

A judge ruled there's enough evidence to try Andrew Lopez for gunning down Clyde Moore, 70, outside a Panorama City drug hub tied to the Blythe Street gang.

Two vandalized camera sites prompted Champlin to yank its whole Flock network. Answers arrive at the September 14 council meeting.

The SUV plowed through a fence and two carports before catching fire near Blanco Road, police say. No one else was hurt.

Center High School cut two and a half hours off its school day Monday when its cooling system broke down amid a metro-wide heat advisory.

A 37-acre former farm off Fall Hill Avenue will bring 605 homes, a Trader Joe's, and a new boulevard to Fredericksburg.

A K-9 named Lex bit a suspect's foot to end an hours-long Kalamazoo standoff after an early-morning stabbing attempt and carjacking on Hotop Avenue.

One woman faces charges but her accomplice is still unidentified after a nearly $4,000 heist at a Cypress Ulta Beauty on Sunday.

Jerod Arthur Young called police himself, saying he believed his pills killed her. He still got over 12 years.

San Francisco’s forecast is serving up morning drizzle, cool temperatures and gusty afternoons before a mostly sunny Labor Day weekend.

Framing is up at the Gateway Plaza site, making this Patchogue's second Taco Bell after the Medford Avenue store.

Tim Terlecki stayed on the city payroll even after a $22,800 Hazelwood fraud case — now he faces new drug charges after police found crack pipes and meth in his car.