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Funding to help homeless, cyclists Assemblymember Alex Lee secured $2.5 million for the City of Milpitas in the 2022-23 state budget, which will help fund Milpitas’ Homeless Prevention and Unhoused Services and Bike Lanes Facilities Enhancement. “As a member of the Assembly Budget Committee, I’m honored to have secured millions of dollars to support my […]

Seeking to raise Merus to the level of Monte Bello in terms of quality and reputation, owner Bill Foley recruited Ridge winemaker Eric Baugher to take over the cabernet-focused Napa operation.

Zhou Guanyu was trapped in his Alfa Romero for several minutes but was eventually extracted from the car and was said to be conscious and moving as he was taken away on a stretcher

The eight-time champion Roger Federer has returned to Wimbledon almost a year after playing his last match in the quarterfinals here to be a part of a special celebration to mark 100 years of Centre Court on Sunday.

Arturo Vidal has joined Brazilian giants Flamengo on a free transfer from Inter Milan after choosing to snub Boca Juniors in their attempts to sign him.

Four young people have been arrested following reports of illegal street racing on the Waikato Expressway. The alleged street racing was reported to police about noon and the vehicles involved were tracked ...

Two police officers were injured after objects were thrown at their patrol vehicles on the Northwest and Southwest Sides.

Shonen anime fans rejoiced late Saturday evening when, at Los Angeles’ Anime Expo, new footage debuted for the return of Bleach. The popular Toonami series ended back in 2014, just two years before the manga by creator Tite Kubo would wrap up with 2016's “Thousand-Year Blood War” arc. Late last year, it was announced…

SAVERS are at risk of losing "a small fortune" according to one expert, as interest rates on cash savings continue to languish in the doldrums.

Chemical engineer and startup entrepreneur Wendy Vesela wants to change the way mopane worms are viewed and eaten.

Follow Sportsmail's live blog for updates as the Formula One campaign continues at the British Grand Prix, with Carlos Sainz on pole position for the first time in his career.

On July 3, the Islamic Resistance in Iraq – ‘Ashab al-Kahf announced that its drones had conducted a reconnaissance mission...

The U.S. women's road to the World Cup and the Olympics begins in Mexico next week. Here's what to expect at the inaugural CONCACAF W Championship.

Apollo Hospitals organises free breast cancer screening camp

We have long debated the origin of mankind. Some believe in God’s creation of man in his own image, while others say that mankind evolved from another species. Now, new evidence found in South Africa has reignited questions about where modern humans come from, and what species we may have left behind. Fossils are sparking …

When the COVID-19 pandemic turned indoor gatherings into possible superspreader events, some people who are part of a religious community have had surprising success by breaking bread in virtual reality.

The driver of a truck powered by jet engines was killed during a high-speed accident in front of spectators at an air show in the US state of Michigan. The man identified as Chris Darnell died at the...

Learn to harness your emotions when they are at their most powerful.

After the 10-year-old boy reported the teacher's indecent acts, the teacher was given a restraining order but allowed to teach, and the student was removed from that teacher's class

NM Racing Team duo Enzo Joulié and Lluc Ibañez celebrated a clean sweep of victories at Misano, with their #15 Mercedes-AMG leading every lap of the second race to put them in the driving seat of the Silver Cup championship. That, combined with yet more trouble hitting the top two crews in the championship, has […]

Cash-strapped Sri Lanka has extended school closures for one week because there isn’t enough fuel for teachers and parents to get children to classrooms

The New York State Police will increase patrols to crack down on drunk and drugged driving and other traffic infractions over the Fourth of July holiday.

Remember The Green Machine from 1978? Every kid wanted one in the late 70s and 80s. It was so much better than the Big Wheel. The Green Machine was sold by Marx Toys. Did you know you can buy an updated version of The Green Machine today? Continue reading…