Новости за 15.01.2019

The Warriors-Nuggets game on Tuesday could have long-term implications in playoff seedings

State authorities opened more of the California coastline to commercial Dungeness crab fishing but storms and persistent shellfish toxin keep many boats at bay.

Police say Shaun Kennedy set fire to Cupertino workplace then was shot and killed by police after violent rampage at Santa Clara location.

Family members reopen Silicon Valley stalwart known for Cantonese, Szechuan dishes

A replica pistol was recovered Tuesday morning after a man fled a vehicle on Interstate 880 and ran in and out of Oracle Arena, authorities said.

Opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn promptly called a vote of no confidence in May's government, to be held within 24 hours

A tour around the Bay Area college basketball begins in Santa Clara with Herb Sendek and the Broncos, who travel to Saint Mary's for a Thursday night showdown with the Gaels.

In a press release, the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office said the girl was walking with a friend at about 6:45 p.m. when the sexual battery incident occurred at Woodside High School.

The AP reports that the protests were sparked by scores of visitors to the museum sharing photos of "McJesus" on social media, upsetting many Arab Christians, who considered the sculpture insensitive to their religion.

Former major league pitcher John Wetteland has been charged in Texas with continuous sex abuse of a child under age 14.

A new U.S. Supreme Court decision will mean contract workers can't be compelled to accept private arbitration to avoid disputes.

Al-Shabaab, an affiliate of al-Qaida based in neighboring Somalia, claimed responsibility on Radio Andalus, a broadcaster that supports its insurgency. If confirmed, it would be the group's first significant assault in Kenya since it raided a university campus in Garissa county in April 2015, killing at least 147 people.

The banquet table in the State Dining Room was piled high with offerings from several fast-food outlets to celebrate national college football champions, the Tigers of Clemson University.

A teenager has been missing since falling Saturday through a blowhole on the beachside cliffs near Carmel.

Seniors risk devastating health problems when a limited income can’t cover housing, utilities and food.

The past several years saw a significant rise in fentanyl-related deaths nationwide: a 264 percent jump from 2012 to 2015.

On Sunday, just before taking a private jet on an official trip to Russia (all of the state-owned airline's planes are grounded), President Mnangagwa announced a 140 percent increase in fuel prices, raising the cost to $12.53 a gallon.

Three young children were playing outside their mobile home in rural Florida when something caught their attention - a chest freezer that was sitting on the lawn, unplugged, waiting to be put to use.

Longer lines have formed at some airports as more security screeners fail to show up for work while food and drug inspections have been curtailed and farmers, stung by recent trade spats, have been unable to receive federal aid.

Today is Day 25 of the government shutdown. But instead of sowing doom and gloom, let's find the silver lining to this special number, shall we?

A robot negotiator helped was used during the standoff, police said.

A woman and teen girl were stabbed Monday night, a child was burned and their Vacaville home set ablaze reportedly by a man who later stabbed a Fairfield police K-9 and was subsequently shot by police officers in pursuit.

Robert Redford has sold his St. Helena, Calif. retreat for $7 million, below the original $7.5 million asking price.

I believe the first responsibility of the press is to make this information available to the public.

A potential revamp of PG&E could be accomplished if state lawmakers and Gov. Gavin Newsom approve a law that directs the state Public Utilities Commission restructure PG&E as part of any U.S. Bankruptcy Court deal that reorganizes PG&E's shattered finances.