A Newark judge says Laura Overdeck hacked her husband's email and rifled through his mail before deleting the evidence.

The iconic pier won't see construction until 2029 at the earliest, and city officials are still $160 million short.

Figeater beetles are peaking across Los Angeles this August, bouncing off screen doors and startled residents alike.

Twelve Brooklyn artists have taken over decommissioned train cars and lobby columns at the Brooklyn Army Terminal, free to view through summer 2027.

A neighbor says six inches of mud and debris poured into his backyard after a new 30-foot wall gave way above Dutch Creek Farms.

One person was placed on a gurney and taken away by fire rescue after a car crashed into City Hall's rear entrance.

A Tukwila church has sheltered thousands of asylum seekers for 18 months while Seattle's own emergency housing plan stayed on the shelf.

Thousands of dragonflies are hovering over Dolores Park's newly planted sage, and entomologists say it's all thanks to more mosquitoes to eat.

Abbott unveiled reading and math help for struggling students in El Paso, while a screwworm outbreak keeps spreading across Texas counties.

A light-colored sedan struck two pedestrians on Western Avenue and sped off, leaving one dead and another fighting for life.

A white pickup truck struck the woman from behind and sped off, police say, as Cypress Hills mourns another roadway death.

Dimitri Vorbe must get a bond hearing by August 24 or immigration officials must release him, a federal judge ruled.

A Seattle-area writer never found a bite mark but still faced a four-dose rabies regimen after a bat slipped away.