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Water entering the water treatment plant from the Fredonia Reservoir has high levels of organic material that is causing problems, officials say. more
The toll, from damaged roads to disrupted school bus routes, emerges as floodwaters recede and evacuations continue more
The Inyo County Sheriff's Office said it received a report from an employee at a Lone Pine motel of a guest who missed checkout and left his personal belongings behind. more
Clarke County School District (CCSD) has officially named Matthew Rubenstein and Kathryn Brown as its 2026-27 Teacher of the Year and Support Professional of the Year, according to a CCSD press … more
Led by community members from 11 counties, the group plans to address major concerns about broadband expansion and provide training on how to use technology. more
Led by community members from 11 counties, the group plans to address major concerns about broadband expansion and provide training on how to use technology. more
It was another financial institution’s commercial that motivated me to create something different.  Two busy white, apparently nondisabled, suburban parents were standing on their carefully … more
Hundreds of residents living at the state superfund site are exposed to environmental poisons as lawmakers grapple with how to move forward. The post Dangerous levels of lead and other toxins … more
The theft occurred in broad daylight while the construction workers were making repairs to a home in Granada Hills. more
Democrats’ chances hinge on finally winning a county that for years has been trending purple. more
Democrats’ chances hinge on finally winning a county that for years has been trending purple. more
What did the person describe? How did you respond? Has the experience changed how you think about death or grief? To share your story, email reporter Jonathan Harris at jharris@buffnews.com. more
Unprecedented flooding is quickly becoming a fact of life in some Southern California coastal communities. more
Homicides in Los Angeles have fallen to levels not seen since the 1960s, but more than a third of those killed this year have been Black. While gang intervention workers have been credited with … more
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Measure A would mandate binding arbitration when labor talks between the L.A. County supervisors and public safety unions that are barred from striking reach an impasse. more
Monroe County Sheriff Wesley Revels was preparing to retire and pass his position to his chief deputy, whom he endorsed in August’s Republican primary. Then came the election results. more
Plus: Court of Appeals plays an Uno Reverse card; Baby bears coming to the MN Zoo; and more in your Minnesota news roundup. The post Mulch ado about nothing appeared first on MinnPost. more
Lakeshore property owners are using pesticides and machinery to clear the culturally important grain, which is already under environmental stress. more
College football bye weeks offer players and coaches an opportunity for some R and R. more
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