A church rally, Capitol arrests and a national march campaign put the SAVE Act fight back in Washington’s streets.

Monica Lewinsky, Liz Cheney and James Mattis headline Sacramento’s 2026-27 Speakers Series, with season tickets now available.

Two El Paso Mexican restaurants posted the lowest scores in the latest inspection round. Both passed, but one came in just five points above the city’s closure threshold.

TikTok has settled three more teen social media addiction lawsuits in Los Angeles, but the broader legal fight is still headed for court.

New York’s attorney general is joining a multistate lawsuit challenging Trump administration conditions on FEMA grants tied to elections and immigration enforcement.

OpenAI and Statsig will pay $3.2 million after federal investigators accused them of making PERM jobs harder for U.S. workers to access.

Four 24/7 recycling sites are now open across Summit County as officials push to extend Three Mile Canyon Landfill’s life by a decade.

A one-year-old girl was in bed as a Margate woman was allegedly attacked with a machete. The suspect now faces attempted felony murder and child abuse charges.

A Maryland man and three D.C. residents were convicted after an alleged gang shooting killed an unaffiliated man walking through Southeast Washington.

A Washington fund reports 87% of participants remain stably housed a year later. Seattle lawmakers are deciding whether to bring the model to the city.

Irving-based Caterpillar posted a record $20.5 billion quarter as AI data centers drove a surge in power-equipment demand.

Millie Mallon, 35, of Līhuʻe, was pulled from the ocean below Nīnini Point Lighthouse Saturday. Police say foul play is not suspected.

A Whiteface Reservoir home was destroyed in a pre-dawn fire after neighbors heard a loud boom. Two residents and two dogs escaped safely, while lightning is being investigated as a possible cause.