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California Moves to Block Trump Settlement Payments With New Tax Law
Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed legislation authorizing California to impose a 100 percent state tax on any money residents might receive from a proposed ...
San Diego Traffic Stop Lawsuit Raises Questions About Gun Permits, Policing, and Race
A Black former Marine and licensed security professional is suing the City of San Diego and two police officers, alleging racial discrimination and civil ...
Human Remains Found After Home Sale Raises Questions in Apple Valley Neighborhood
New homeowners in Apple Valley were met with an unexpected and troubling discovery after skeletal human remains were found in the backyard of a ...
Mission Valley Police Search Ends After Daylong Standoff and Arrest
A prolonged police operation near Mission Valley on Tuesday ended with a suspect taken into custody after an hours-long search that followed a shooting ...
Hazy Skies Prompt Stay-Inside Warnings as Wildfire Smoke Spreads Across Colorado
Hazy skies across much of Colorado are the result of wildfire smoke drifting in from neighboring states, prompting state and federal officials to warn ...
Denver Leaders Move Toward Transgender Safe Haven Ordinance Amid Federal Policy Fears
Denver advocates and city council members announced plans this week to introduce an ordinance designed to protect transgender residents from federal actions they say ...
Denver Schools Superintendent Sends Blunt Warning to Board as Job Search Emerges
Denver Public Schools Superintendent Alex Marrero privately warned the school board this month that he believes its actions are undermining the district’s governance structure, ...
Las Vegas Still Draws Crowds, but More Tourists Are Pausing at the Price
Las Vegas remains brightly lit and active, with major events, packed weekends, and a global brand that still commands attention. But behind the neon ...
Local News
California Moves to Block Trump Settlement Payments With New Tax Law
Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed legislation authorizing California to impose a 100 percent state tax on any money residents might receive from a proposed $1.8....
San Diego Traffic Stop Lawsuit Raises Questions About Gun Permits, Policing, and Race
A Black former Marine and licensed security professional is suing the City of San Diego and two police officers, alleging racial discrimination and civil rights....
Human Remains Found After Home Sale Raises Questions in Apple Valley Neighborhood
New homeowners in Apple Valley were met with an unexpected and troubling discovery after skeletal human remains were found in the backyard of a recently....
Mission Valley Police Search Ends After Daylong Standoff and Arrest
A prolonged police operation near Mission Valley on Tuesday ended with a suspect taken into custody after an hours-long search that followed a shooting involving....
Hazy Skies Prompt Stay-Inside Warnings as Wildfire Smoke Spreads Across Colorado
Hazy skies across much of Colorado are the result of wildfire smoke drifting in from neighboring states, prompting state and federal officials to warn residents....
Denver Leaders Move Toward Transgender Safe Haven Ordinance Amid Federal Policy Fears
Denver advocates and city council members announced plans this week to introduce an ordinance designed to protect transgender residents from federal actions they say could....
Denver Schools Superintendent Sends Blunt Warning to Board as Job Search Emerges
Denver Public Schools Superintendent Alex Marrero privately warned the school board this month that he believes its actions are undermining the district’s governance structure, writing....
Las Vegas Still Draws Crowds, but More Tourists Are Pausing at the Price
Las Vegas remains brightly lit and active, with major events, packed weekends, and a global brand that still commands attention. But behind the neon and....



















