CBS News reported 21 vessels destroyed in international waters and 80 people killed. The Atlantic reports 20 U.S strikes in three months. Per David Graham of The Atlantic, “The Trump administration is ...

No one from the state has seen what remains of the original Tillie from Asbury Park's Palace Amusements since 2018. They want ...

Re: Jeff Herten’s Nov. 20 column, “What county families deserve to know about alcohol and cancer”: One small addition to Dr. Jeff Herten’s excellent column on alcohol and cancer, the sentence: ...

Ever since The Maven wrote an "Among My Souvenirs" piece about the never-to-be-forgotten Cosby's hockey stores in Manhattan, ...

As the holiday season approaches, we’re reminded of the power of community and the difference we can make when we come together. This year, we’re proud to announce our annual holiday fundraiser — a ...

Editor: Supervisor Lynda Hopkins wants the cannabis industry in Sonoma County to be treated fairly. In other words, whatever is allowed for a winery, vineyard or any other type of traditional ...

TO THE EDITOR: The decision to pause the All Electric Buildings Act was not only reasonable, but it was also necessary for public health and safety (“Officials welcome temporary pause on All-Electric ...

On a whim, Rosie Paulik posted on TikTok about her father, who had recently gotten a PhD and was “wondering what to do next.” “He loves writing letters more than most people love their kids,” she ...

Editor: I applaud Hugh Futrell’s Close to Home (“Santa Rosa schools are following a grim path,” Nov. 16) on the unfolding debacle that might force Santa Rosa City Schools into state receivership. His ...

The legendary NBA insider, late of The New York Post and ‘NBA on NBC,’ is an anachronism in the media landscape he defined ...

Florida residents share their perspectives on Medicare enrollment, electric bicycle legislation, and education. Writers also express opinions on former President Trump, the measles vaccine, and ...

New Department of Education rules have redefined professional degrees, potentially excluding some students from loan qualifications. Florida's low civic engagement and increasing polarization are ...