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California launches site to track results of rape kits after police backlogs California launched a site Saturday to track the results of rape kits after police said they were overwhelmed by more than 2,000…
Op-Ed: The pandemic, Hurricane Ian and me — a doctor whose friends say I have PTSD From my first days as an attending physician to the present, I have been fortunate enough to have…
California spends billions rebuilding burned towns. The case for calling it quits When the devastating fire tore through the Northern California town of Paradise in the spring of 2017, the worst it had been…
Mayor John Tory stands firm on low taxes in the face of massive budget shortfall, declining city services, and mounting pressure from the growing movement to divest from public assets. “When it comes to…
Sylvester Stallone calls his ‘Creed III’ absence a ‘regretful situation’ Sylvester Stallone has apologised for missing out on the third ‘Rocky’ sequel, and says he has ‘no regrets’ for not making it happen. In…
How Serena Williams’ former coach brought Simona Halep back from the brink of tennis retirement She may have only won one Grand Slam title to her name, but Simona Halep has never been one…
Anne Hathaway reflects on the ‘hate’ she endured after winning her Oscar for The Help “I was like, ‘Oh, oh, I’m sorry about the hate!’ ” She laughed out loud. Hathaway, 46, says she…
U.S. World Cup worries grow, draw with Saudis in last tuneup before final Sunday Sep 7, 2013 at 1:00 PM By Mark SloaneSports Writer NEW ORLEANS — The U.S. women’s national soccer team entered…
Toronto Public Health vice-chair questions city’s COVID-19 policy amid criticism Toronto Public Health has been told by City Hall that the province will cover the cost to keep public health services in place as…
Frances Muñoz, first Latina trial judge in California, dies at 92 A former San Francisco Superior Court judge who paved the way for Latina lawyers and women in the legal profession died last night…