A Martinez assemblymember’s long-settled family property fight is back under scrutiny after doctors rejected claims that her mother had dementia.

A resurfaced deposition brings James Harden’s denials in the Moses Malone Jr. assault lawsuit back into view. The court’s 2022 ruling tells the rest of the story.

A $4 million permit will remake a French Quarter building as medical and administrative offices. The project adds another sign of investment along North Rampart.

DeShaune Stewart, who killed two Dublin postal supervisors in 2017, is seeking transfer from federal psychiatric custody. Prosecutors say the proposed South Carolina placement raises serious safety questions.

A 67-year-old San Diego man with memory issues was last seen Sunday morning. Police are asking the public to help locate him.

A late-night shooting brought police to Yonkers Sunday, but authorities have released few details about what happened.

Two Oxnard officers are being honored after treating a stabbing victim whose severe neck wound threatened her life. Fire officials say their quick response made the difference before paramedics arrived.

A 58-year-old Bethlehem man died days after being struck by a vehicle on Stefko Boulevard. Investigators are still examining the fatal crash.

A new 137-home community is bringing for-sale townhomes to the edge of Atlanta’s largest park, with prices beginning in the $460,000s.

A Houston man is accused of sending death threats, stalking a Cincinnati woman and strangling her at home.

A bipartisan bill could give the Gateway Arch Park Foundation a formal role in managing private events at the landmark.

A downed wire near Orient Heights forced Blue Line passengers to evacuate amid sparks and a burning-metal smell. Service has since resumed, but the cause remains unknown.

Falcon Commercial Development has broken ground on a 1.22 million-square-foot speculative warehouse at Northlake 35 Logistics Park, the biggest building in the complex.