A suspect allegedly fired at an occupied car in South Shore, then ran into a nearby building — prompting a SWAT standoff and an Area Two investigation.

Seventeen official ballot drop boxes will be stationed across Oʻahu as mail ballots arrive July 21 ahead of the Aug. 8 primary.

LiFEBoat Services warns a proposed Clatsop County funding cut could force the 22‑bed low‑barrier shelter to pause operations, imperiling Astoria’s ‘shelter first’ plan.

Gwinnett County police say 15 people were connected to seven break-ins at Urban Air locations tied to a social-media challenge.

The building that housed Margot Café & Bar at 1017 Woodland St is listed for $3 million after the restaurant closed in June. The listing highlights Five Points’ shifting commercial landscape.

Illegal fireworks sparked six small fires across Sonoma County over the Fourth; crews contained the blazes and one person was cited. No injuries were reported.

MetroLink activated automated fare gates and new cameras at 13 stations on July 6 as part of a $52M Secure Platform Plan. Here’s what riders should know.

Whitewater Amphitheater's operator filed Chapter 11 as a foreclosure loomed; the venue says summer concerts will continue while it seeks a buyer or reorganization.

The IOC approved Synchro 9 and freeride for the 2030 French Alps Games and removed Nordic combined, reshaping the event list and athlete quotas.

Twenty thousand teddy bears covered the west steps of the California Capitol as a traveling installation to spotlight Ukrainian children taken during the war. Organizers used the display to push lawmakers for action.

St. Augustine police will run active-assailant drills at Ketterlinus Elementary today and again Thursday, producing a heavier police presence near the school.

Fort Worth filed suit to declare the Central Motel on East Lancaster a nuisance, citing repeated criminal activity and a homicide investigation.

A 1984 Beechcraft Bonanza skidded while landing at Pine River Regional Airport; all six aboard were unhurt.