Audrey Hobert brings ‘Who’s the Clown?’ to the El Rey Theatre
Audrey Hobert isn’t clowning herself anymore. She was meant to be a pop star. “I had been sitting…
California regulators approve rules to curb methane leaks and prevent fires at landfills
In one of the most important state environmental decisions this year, California air regulators adopted new rules designed…
Trade deficit narrows in August as tariffs take effect
The U.S. trade deficit shrank in August as a slew of global tariff rates from President Donald Trump…
Woman found dead inside burning L.A. bungalow
A woman was found dead after a house fire Sunday afternoon in Hyde Park, according to authorities. Around…
Column: Why is Trump so desperate to distract the country from the Epstein files?
Watching our national political dumpster fires — the longest government shutdown in history, the nearly eight-week shuttering of…
Child sexually assaulted inside Hollywood restaurant, D.A. says
A man has been charged with allegedly sexually assaulting a young girl at a Hollywood restaurant, according to…
Allison Mack breaks silence on NXIVM, life after prison in new podcast
Allison Mack is addressing “the bad things she’s done” as a high-profile member of the “sex cult” NXIVM…
California Walnuts Rebound and Some NASS Reports Return
California Walnuts Rebound and Some NASS Reports Return From the Ag Information Network, I’m Bob Larson and this…
Second-highest number of rabid bats ever recorded in L.A. County, officials say
Dozens of rabid bats have been found in Los Angeles County this year, causing county health officials to…
San Francisco’s Famed Craft Distillery Just Dropped a New Christmas Spirit Made From Beer
Halloween is over and Thanksgiving is still a few weeks away, so naturally it’s time to start talking…
Prep talk: Luke Fahey passes for school-record 569 yards
The senior season being put together by quarterback Luke Fahey of Mission Viejo High can be described as…
Phil Serna won’t run for new Sac County Board of Supervisors term, endorses Eric Guerra
QUICKLY CONTAIN THE FIRE. SACRAMENTO COUNTY SUPERVISOR PHIL SERNA IS ANNOUNCING THAT HE’S PLANNING TO RETIRE, AND HE’S…