Four new laws cut red tape for college housing, while a Cuesta College leader says some students still cram four to a room.

Fresno gets one more partly sunny afternoon Tuesday near 76 degrees before rain chances increase Wednesday. Cooler temperatures and possible thunderstorms follow through Thursday.

A 42-year-old Tucson man allegedly rammed a Circle K and stabbed a woman before officers found him near a Dollar General.

Micaela Moore, North Las Vegas's top executive, is already the first Filipina-American city manager in Nevada history.

Satellite radar and AI helped New Mexico flag 216 underground leaks across 28 water systems, with repairs still up to local utilities.

The James Beard-winning Portland bakery softly reopens Wednesday with salt breads, no croissants yet, and five new bakers on staff.

El Centro Regional Medical Center is now part of a unified district serving over 180,000 Imperial Valley residents, with UC San Diego Health running operations.

No dangerous material was found, but the FBI took custody as a similar letter campaign hit offices in 32 states.

Lincoln's Carnegie Library, empty since 2011, will reopen in 2027 as a pottery studio honoring the city's clay-manufacturing roots.

The 275,000-square-foot campus would replace Omaha's 1970 police headquarters, which is regularly tested for asbestos.

Daytime trick-or-treating, slime-making and laser tag replace the scares that defined All Hallows Eve for two decades.

A driverless Waymo went the wrong way down a school alley Monday, the latest in a string of Denver mishaps since launch.

Three Aurora Avenue parcels, including a golf course lease, could become a new North Seattle utility complex under today's council vote.