July 2026
Calif. father, son held biologists studying frogs in 15-hour hostage ordeal
On Monday, a father and son were charged in federal court with allegedly kidnapping two federal employees who were conducting a frog habitat study.
Avila and Loftin power the Royals to a 3-2 win over the Giants
Luinder Avila struck out a career-high seven and Nick Loftin hit a tiebreaking RBI single as the Kansas City Royals beat the San Francisco Giants 3-2 on Tuesday night. Avila (5-3) allowed five hits…
SoCal theme park one step closer to ending fireworks shows for good
The San Diego Planning Commission unanimously voted to recommend that the San Diego City Council be in favor of ending all fireworks shows.
SF Bay Area to see return of muggy weather thanks to tropical storm
Humidity and moisture levels are above normal as Tropical Storm Elida breaks apart over California.
New drug targets Calif. disease that ‘does not spare the healthy’
In a new study, over 70% of people with severe Valley fever infection improved after going on the medication.
Monsoon season bringing death and destruction to national parks around southwest
A family of five died last week, while several national parks saw widespread closures in response to flooding.
‘Exceptional’: Monterey Bay captain captures airborne killer whales and dolphins
A family of orcas attacked a pod of dolphins in Monterey Bay on Sunday with unusual intensity.
Sausalito city manager arrested just weeks after starting her position
Elaine Forbes was arrested on suspicion of a yacht burglary over the weekend, officials said.
Albertsons is infuriating Bay Area shoppers over vacant grocery stores
Vacant properties within Albertsons Companies’ vast real estate empire have caused grocery store gaps across California cities.
Calif. company still focus of cyclosporiasis outbreak investigation, FDA says
California company Taylor Farms announced it was recalling lettuce grown in Mexico last week.