Crews across Imperial County are working to repair damage left behind by storms that moved through the valley. The storms ...
When voters in the English seaside constituency of Clacton went to the polls on Thursday, they ostensibly had more choice than in any other election in British history. Thirty-four candidates stood in ...
A federal judge gave a chilling warning to Justice Department lawyers fighting the further releases of documents tied to ...
By the time President Donald Trump walked onstage at the end of last month’s NATO summit in Turkey, the plan to spirit him ...
Close to 30 years after Tupac Shakur was fatally shot near the Las Vegas Strip, 12 jurors and four alternates have been selected and tasked with determining whether Duane “Keffe D” Davis is guilty of ...
That’s what prosecutors say was written in a note found on Lindsay Clancy’s cellphone, which was last modified the day before she fatally strangled her three ...
PALM DESERT, Calif. (KESQ) - "These signs are there for safety. They should be seen," says Becky Nelson, a Sun City Palm Desert resident. Nelson is raising concerns about faded and worn traffic signs ...
BLYTHE, Calif. (KESQ) - A pastor who has served at churches in the Indio and Blythe area was arrested on Wednesday after allegations of sexually assaulting a minor, the Riverside County Sheriff's ...
Intensifying El Niño, venomous surprise, controversial maternity wear: Catch up on the day’s stories
By Gina Park, CNN 👋 Welcome to 5 Things PM! Caught eclipse fever after seeing photos and videos from Wednesday’s dazzling show? It may be time to dust off your passport and start booking ...
Washington (CNN) — A jet engine fan blade on a Boeing 737 broke free and slammed into the side of the passenger cabin, breaking a window and leading to a man being partially sucked outside the ...
(CNN) — A federal judge in Boston dismissed the Trump administration’s multi-billion-dollar lawsuit against Harvard University that alleged the school failed to protect its Jewish students from ...
(CNN) — The Trump administration is enlisting private companies to conduct cyberattacks on foreign cybercriminals in a major policy shift that experts say could come with legal risk for the companies.
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