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Time Is Ripe: Wide range of summer squash at East Bay farmers’ markets Read MoreCapuchino softball player Lola Sierra is the Bay Area News Group’s girls high school athlete of the week for May 20-25. In online voting that ended at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Sierra had 37.78% of the vote to finish ahead of …
Bay Area News Group girls athlete of the week: Lola Sierra, Capuchino Read MoreIn the past 50 years, the United States has gotten good at losing wars. We withdrew in humiliation from Saigon, Vietnam, in 1975; Beirut in 1984; Mogadishu, Somalia, in 1993; and Kabul, Afghanistan, in 2021. We withdrew, after the tenuous …
Stephens: Does the United States still understand how wars are won? Read MoreSAN JOSE – After the San Jose Sharks signed Will Smith to an entry-level contract, thoughts began to percolate about the positive impact he and fellow center Macklin Celebrini could have on the team’s fortunes, starting, perhaps, as soon as …
Should future Shark Celebrini go back to BU? His coach, his dad and an analyst weigh in Read MoreGranada baseball player A.J. Martinez is the boys athlete of the week for May 20-25. In online voting that ended at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Martinez finished with 36.96% of the votes. Archbishop Mitty baseball player Nico Rodriguez was second at …
Bay Area News Group boys athlete of the week: A.J. Martinez, Granada Read MoreSAN JOSE — A San Jose housing development is poised to flatten nearly all of a long-shuttered movie palace, a disclosure that has dismayed local activists who seek to preserve historic buildings. The residential project would replace the historic Burbank …
San Jose housing project will flatten nearly all of former movie house Read MoreCalifornia politics being what they are — deeply blue domination by Democrats — means that many of the races on the November ballot are already decided. The outcome of Democratic President Joe Biden’s replay battle with Republican predecessor Donald Trump …
Walters: California’s ballot measures will provide most of the intrigue in November Read MoreSANTA CLARA – Spinning in a tight spiral, Brock Purdy’s pass came with ultra-impressive velocity. It headed on target to a running back in the left flat, toward the onlooking media. Watching Purdy pepper passes is the 49ers’ most underappreciated …
Inman: 10 things I learned at 49ers practice beyond Purdy’s passes Read MoreBeat writer Bennett Durando opens up the Nuggets Mailbag periodically during the season (and now, the offseason). You can submit a Nuggets- or NBA- related question here. Who is the most realistic addition the Nuggets will make this offseason? — Kevin …
Nuggets Mailbag: What free agent additions can Denver realistically target in 2024 offseason? Read MoreColorado’s local governments will soon have the right to be first in line to purchase subsidized housing units and keep them affordable before a building or complex is sold to a private buyer. The first-of-its-kind housing bill was signed into …
Gov. Jared Polis signs law helping local governments preserve affordable housing Read MoreHe grew up on the fringe of Yosemite National Park and went to school in Yosemite Valley, where his schoolhouse offered close-up views of Yosemite Falls, Glacier Point and Sentinel Rock. He says he wasn’t a very good student because …
New Rocky Mountain park superintendent grew up in Yosemite, met Ansel Adams Read MoreA Denver Public Schools committee will present a bond proposal to the Board of Education next month that would raise nearly $1 billion, a measure that, if placed on the November ballot, would represent the most money the district has …
Denver Public Schools to consider placing nearly $1 billion bond measure on November ballot Read MoreFluttering around street lights and finding their way into homes across the Front Range, miller moths are back for the season. The dusty pollinators migrate from Colorado’s Eastern Plains to the mountains every spring, stopping off along Front Range communities …
Here’s how long Coloradans will be dodging miller moths this spring Read MoreWarming temperatures will sap more water out of the Colorado River — and many other waterways fed by mountain streams — as groundwater is depleted over the long term, new research shows. The depletion will be enough to render sections …
Shrinking Colorado River faces another water-sapping threat — from underground, new study says Read MoreColorado’s demand for people working in the mental health and addiction fields more than doubled during the pandemic, but the supply of actual workers hasn’t kept up — a situation that state agencies, higher education and health systems are trying …
Colorado doesn’t have enough mental health workers to meet demand. Here’s what’s being done to fix that. Read MoreThere’s plenty to do this weekend at the inaugural Outside Festival, a celebration of Colorado’s outdoor lifestyle, industry and economic impact. The challenge is deciding which experiences fall into the do-not-miss category. We’ve got some suggestions, but before we get …
6 cool things to do at the Outside Festival this weekend Read MoreA severe hailstorm pelted swaths of the Denver area Thursday evening, damaging cars, homes and trees — and more severe weather is possible Friday. The destructive hail rained down on central and east Denver, Aurora and some of the northern …
Colorado weather: Large hail causes damage across Denver metro Thursday night, more hail possible Friday Read MorePolice are looking for a man who fatally shot another man after knocking on his door in Grand Crossing late Thursday. The gunman, who is “known” to the 28-year-old victim, shot several times through his door in the 200 block …
Man fatally shot in Grand Crossing Read MoreAll bugs are insects, but not all insects are bugs. Arachnids and insects are both arthropods, but insects are not arachnids and arachnids are not insects. The 17-year cicada? Why, that’s a “true bug,” i.e., the order of insects with …
Best bug movies: 10 to watch during cicada season Read MoreYesterday was a good day! Donald Trump was convicted of all 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in connection with his affair with Stormy Daniels and paying her hush money. The internet, especially Twitter, had a field day. Time …
Is Donald Trump’s felony conviction the best day since he got Covid? Read MoreOn Monday, we discussed Vivienne Jolie-Pitt dropping the “Pitt” from her surname in the playbill for The Outsiders. Vivienne worked as her mother’s assistant on the Broadway production, and Jolie stepped in as a producer as the musical moved to …
Shiloh Jolie filed paperwork to drop ‘Pitt’ from her surname on her 18th b-day Read MoreBack in January and February, Robert Hardman was promoting his royal book, Charles III: New King, New Court, The Inside Story. Hardman clearly had authorized sources in Charles’s camp, and Hardman was tasked with abusing the Sussexes. One of the …
Hardman: Prince Harry was, effectively, ‘taking notes’ at QEII’s funeral Read MoreFor a week and a half, the Windsors have desperately tried to figure a way out a trap they built themselves. Last week, Prince William’s cousins joined him for a soggy palace garden party and this became a larger conversation …
Eden: King Charles should invite the whole family, minus the Sussexes, onto the balcony Read MoreTens of millions of social media accounts have shared an “All eyes on Rafah” image, which draws attention to the mounting civilian death toll as a result of Israel’s assault on the Gazan city. The viral reach of the AI-generated …
Does ‘slacktivism’ work? Read MoreSANTA CRUZ — Police approached arm-in-arm protesters early Friday at the University of California, Santa Cruz, a day after arrests at a pro-Palestinian encampment at a Detroit campus and a student walkout during commencement at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. …
Police with batons approach Israel-Hamas war protesters at UC Santa Cruz Read MoreThe Ontario Christian High student who was accused of plotting to shoot up the school and murder classmates pleaded no contest to one count of witness intimidation on Thursday, May 30, in Superior Court in Rancho Cucamonga. As part of …
5 attempted murder counts dropped against California high school student, who pleads to intimidation Read MoreBy Michelle Ma | Bloomberg California regulators dealt the struggling solar industry a fresh blow, adopting rules that renewable advocates warn will discourage smaller projects. The rules decided Thursday come more than a year after the state most responsible for …
California’s ‘community solar’ rules deal new blow to industry Read MoreCapuchino softball player Lola Sierra is the Bay Area News Group’s girls high school athlete of the week for May 20-25. In online voting that ended at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Sierra had 37.78% of the vote to finish ahead of …
Bay Area News Group girls athlete of the week: Lola Sierra, Capuchino Read MoreSAN JOSE – After the San Jose Sharks signed Will Smith to an entry-level contract, thoughts began to percolate about the positive impact he and fellow center Macklin Celebrini could have on the team’s fortunes, starting, perhaps, as soon as …
Should future Shark Celebrini go back to BU? His coach, his dad and an analyst weigh in Read MoreGranada baseball player A.J. Martinez is the boys athlete of the week for May 20-25. In online voting that ended at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Martinez finished with 36.96% of the votes. Archbishop Mitty baseball player Nico Rodriguez was second at …
Bay Area News Group boys athlete of the week: A.J. Martinez, Granada Read MoreSAN JOSE — A San Jose housing development is poised to flatten nearly all of a long-shuttered movie palace, a disclosure that has dismayed local activists who seek to preserve historic buildings. The residential project would replace the historic Burbank …
San Jose housing project will flatten nearly all of former movie house Read MoreSANTA CLARA – Spinning in a tight spiral, Brock Purdy’s pass came with ultra-impressive velocity. It headed on target to a running back in the left flat, toward the onlooking media. Watching Purdy pepper passes is the 49ers’ most underappreciated …
Inman: 10 things I learned at 49ers practice beyond Purdy’s passes Read MoreIt has been a few weeks, it seems, since someone has linked Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins to the Patriots with a fanciful trade. But have no fear, the good folks at Bleacher Report are there to provide another fix, …
Patriots Trade Pitch Flips Picks & Fan-Favorite WR for Projected $100 Million Star Read MoreSnow White, Chewbacca, Spider-Man and other Disneyland employees who work with Disney, Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars character performers will soon sit down with Disney negotiators to discuss union demands. Disneyland character and parade performers have been officially unionized now …
Disneyland will work with union representing character performers Read MoreFormer President Donald Trump still plans to head to Southern California next week for a pair of fundraisers, despite a guilty verdict in his hush money trial Thursday, a campaign spokesperson confirmed Thursday, May 30. Trump – who is the …
Following conviction, Trump still on for two big California fundraisers next week Read MoreIn a forceful defense of its police officers, Fontana city officials say detectives did nothing illegal in the 2018 interrogation of a man who was “psychologically tortured” into falsely confessing to killing his father. An unsigned statement on the city’s …
California city officials defend police in 2018 interrogation of man characterized as ‘psychological torture’ Read MoreAn Irvine man who firebombed a Planned Parenthood clinic in Costa Mesa and plotted but did not carry out attacks at an electrical substation in Orange and at Dodger Stadium during an LGBTQ pride event was sentenced Thursday to six …
Man who firebombed California Planned Parenthood clinic gets 6 years in prison Read MoreBy Jake Coyle | Associated Press It’s one of those strange but immutable truths of the movies that a song like Earth, Wind & Fire’s “September” can play in roughly a thousand films before a movie about a dog and …
Review: ‘Robot Dreams’ is deeper than you might expect Read MoreThe U.S. Department of Labor wants a federal judge to prevent Hyundai and two other Alabama companies from what the government contends is the illegal employment of children. The complaint filed Thursday follows an investigation by the department’s Wage and …
Hyundai, suppliers in Alabama sued over alleged child employment Read MoreMore Americans now consume marijuana on a daily basis than drink alcohol every day, according to a recent study. That’s welcome news for an industry that has been unfairly demonized by opportunistic politicians since the days of Nixon. The findings — …
Granderson: Bring on the cannabis cafes, California. Our nation needs them Read More