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The grim discoveries within hours have rocked the California city, with residents fearing a serial killer as investigations continue.

The Kelsey Plum sweepstakes are heating up. 

The bone and soft tissue cancer is exceptionally rare, affecting only about 200 to 240 children and teens nationwide each year.

Blake Snell doesn’t really use his ring or pinky fingers to manipulate his throws when he pitches.

The former child star ditched Hollywood as a teen opting for a normal life.

The former child star ditched Hollywood as a teen opting for a normal life.

Michigan has recorded the highest number of cyclosporiasis cases but the outbreak appears to be slowing down, experts say.

The convicted fraudster was hit with a three-year trading ban and agreed to pay $35,000 in fines and profits made off the wagers, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) said of the settlement. 

California and Minnesota officials may have to shake down state taxpayers for a billion dollars to pay for their states’ Medicaid programs this year. 

California is bracing for a scorching heat wave this weekend, with temps hitting triple digits.

Aaron Donald could be closing in on a decision to return to the Rams.

More than 100 women’s college basketball players have joined the UCAA to unionize, led by a petition from 10 Oregon State athletes.

Grande once slammed "dangerous" comments about her appearance in a past interview.

Grande once slammed "dangerous" comments about her appearance in a past interview.

After holding off on signing him for nearly a month, the Nets finally officially added the veteran big man Friday. 

Gavin Newsom is secretly pursuing an 11th-hour push to shield California's three for-profit utility monopolies from the financial consequences of the wildfires they cause, shifting those costs onto consumers instead.

One enforcement arm is supposed to be the International Stabilization Force, but it's meant to have a mere 5,000 troops — and so far only seems to actually have 200 or so even pledged by a few countries.

Al Gore’s alarmist documentary “An Inconvenient Truth” 20 years ago triggered the “inculcation” in “millions of Americans” of the belief that “climate change poses an existential crisis” to humanity, fumes Juan Davis Rojas at UnHerd.

If not for a staggering Ohio tax demand in 1913, New York’s rise as the nation’s undisputed center of capital, commerce and culture may never have happened.

The legislation requiring ACS officials to cough up records to the city's Department of Investigation still awaits Hochul's signature or veto even after state lawmakers approved it in June.