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A cash-strapped California city is slashing police department staff — sparking warnings that critical evidence could pile up, arrest paperwork could stall and criminal cases could get caught in the crossfire. Hollister, a Democratic-leaning city grappling with a financial squeeze, has…
A sorority scandal has erupted at one of America’s most notorious party schools after members accused an outside recruitment adviser of sidelining women of color, sparking a furious showdown inside their California chapter house. Sisters of the Alpha Phi sorority…
The New York City Bar Association has appointed Kurt M. Denk as the first executive director of the City Bar Fund, its nonprofit affiliate, in a newly created leadership role that works to expand the organization’s reach and strengthen its programs.
California is preparing to fire up a massive new steel mill for the first time in more than half a century, bringing hundreds of jobs and a whopping $700 million investment to the Golden State. The Mojave Micro Mill, currently under…
October 11, 2026 3:00 AM / Staff Report New York will begin a new electricity infrastructure planning process at a Dec. 9 meeting, with an interim plan expected in 2027 and the first comprehensive version due by December 2029. The State Energy Planning Board's work will examine…
New York Jets tight end Mason Taylor is not on the same talent level as his Hall of Fame father, outside linebacker/defensive end Jason Taylor, who played one year for the Jets. But Mason's return Sunday to the New…
Embattled New York City Schools boss Kamar Samuels broke with tradition and became the first chancellor to fail to deliver a “State of Our Schools” speech since it was established. The speech was started by former Schools Chancellor David Banks…
Hundreds of Beatles and John Lennon fans and dozens of musicians today came together to celebrate Lennon’s birthday in Strawberry Fields, singing, dancing, leaving flowers and otherwise paying tribute to the man and the music that continues to echo daily…
Austin Celestin lined up below the elevated D train in Gravesend, Brooklyn, early on the morning of Friday, Oct. 9, hoping to take home a meaningful piece of the New York City subway. Celestin was in line for the second day…
They trashed their chance. Prospect Heights drivers proved they are too lazy, greedy and dirty for the privilege of dropping their alternate-side parking rules two just two days a week, according to city officials and records. The leafy Brooklyn nabe…