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U.S. News & World Report significantly changed how it ranks colleges this year. See how the results affected California schools.

U.S. News & World Report significantly changed how it ranks colleges this year. See how the results affected California schools.

As the blood-sucking ankle-biters take bite out of the Golden State, human West Nile Virus cases are spiking.
The settlement, the largest of its kind, was granted to the family of 13-year-old Diego Stolz, who was killed by bullies at school in 2019.
Abraham Bonilla allegedly killed his aunt, Beatrice Romo, 39, of Beaumont, and shot her friend at the Elks Lodge on Brockton Avenue in 2018.
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A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held Thursday to celebrate the project.
Perris has had enough of the blatant junk food marketing strategy.
NTSB investigators found that both helicopters were on a converging flight path, until the time of the collision.
The average Californian was owed $433 last year. The state might be hanging onto your cash - here's how to check for unclaimed property.
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Banning's Stagecoach Days, nearly canceled due to vandalism at headquarters, is back on. If you care to help, see what is still needed.
Expect more CHP officers on the roads in 2023. Last year, CHP issued 5,700 DUI tickets and 52 people died in crashes on California's roads.
The state's GOP platform is being "drastically transformed," especially as it relates to the issues of life and marriage, locals say.
Tavae Stalks Walker, 31, of Fontana was discovered unconscious in his cell, according to the sheriff's department.
Parts of California got almost a year's worth of rainfall in August, a recipe for mosquito season disaster.
The region's lawmakers are leaning on President Biden to make a major disaster declaration that would see federal funding for the desert.
Alyais Lavante Jahneal Harper, 25, was sentenced to 130 years to life plus life in prison without the possibility of parole.
The woman, who was not publicly identified, was unaccounted for in the Seven Oaks mountain community hit by Tropical Storm Hilary.
Shortly after the 66-year-old mother of nine was slain, San Bernardino County Sheriff's deputies fatally shot her alleged killer.
Beset by natural disasters, the Golden State continues to endure floods, evacuations and widespread school closures amid the historic storm.