By Caden Pearson Contributing Writer The Port of Baltimore’s main shipping channel fully reopened on Monday evening, more than two months after a cargo ship crashed into the Francis Scott Key
In 2006, The Commons project from Monteverde Development was presented to city staff but withdrawn by Monteverde before any formal plans were submitted to the city. In this proposed project
With regards to Mr. David Smith of Santa Clarita (letters, May 14), I recently ran into a childhood neighbor friend of mine at the Lowes on Bouquet Canyon Road. He
Chiquita Canyon. After a couple years of record precipitation, rainwater percolated through the soil. Then, bacteria and other thirsty microbes metabolized the waste and their metabolic processes warmed up the
Dear Savvy Senior, I understand that the Veterans Administration has a benefit that can help veterans and spouses with long-term care costs. We recently had to move my elderly
There is so much concern for the tender sensitivities of a former drug addict from Delaware. It’s incredibly touching how the media, and Joe Biden supporters, are rallying around a
By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer The society that held an event with Supreme Court justices has confirmed an activist secretly recorded several justices and says the activist’s membership will be revoked.
By Aldgra Fredly Contributing Writer The Pentagon said on Monday that social media allegations suggesting that the Israel Defense Forces had used the U.S.-built pier off Gaza during its hostage rescue operation
By Levi Sumagaysay CalMatters Writer Uber on Monday lost its long-running attempt to overturn a California law that would require it to provide employment rights to its drivers and delivery workers.
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer Russia and Belarus kicked off the second stage of nuclear force exercises, the Kremlin said on Tuesday. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told state-run media that the
Oxford Dictionary defines law and order as “a situation characterized by respect for and obedience to the rules of a society.” As a former professor and dean, I conducted research
Reading the recent headline, “Valencia mom wins $2.15M in CHP-discrimination case,” while eating breakfast made me spit out my cereal, especially when I read the entire article. How about, “CHP
San Francisco is fed up with the unlawful judicial activism that’s been encouraging homelessness, and is now begging conservatives on the Supreme Court to reverse the progressives on the 9th
Thinking of D-Day and the young men who saved the free world by running toward what they knew was likely to be their death, I can’t help but think of
Students at Sacramento’s McClatchy High School learned last month that if officialdom feels uncomfortable, it will trample on free speech. The Prospector, McClatchy’s student newspaper, published a random collection of
By Joseph Lord Contributing Writer French President Emmanuel Macron has dissolved the French National Assembly and called for a snap election as the right-wing National Rally party heads to a sweeping
By Khari Johnson CalMatters Writer Your children could be among a growing number of California kids having their writing graded by software instead of a teacher. California school districts are signing
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer A senior White House official confirmed that the United States assisted Israel in its hostage rescue mission over the past weekend without sending troops on the
By Lorenz Duchamps Contributing Writer The Israeli military on Saturday rescued four hostages in a “high-risk” operation deep inside the Gaza Strip, according to the Israel Defense Forces. In a video
(Family Features) What better way to celebrate friendship and camaraderie than with comforting foods all can enjoy. Sourdoughs and friendship breads may go in and out of fashion, but you