A growing number of Democrats in the Senate are stepping aside and clearing the way for the next generation of leaders as the party debates its path forward in the Trump 2.0 era.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent denied a Wall Street Journal report that the White House is considering unilaterally ...

The initial phase of implementing Alameda’s first Neighborhood Greenway on Pacific Avenue is now a reality, with new four-way ...

Signs are a lot of the appearance of a city that no one thinks about,” Operations Superintendent Daniel Kiefer said. “It’s ...

As Trump angrily shifts blame for his tariffs amid new signs of worsening damage from them, economic commentator Heather Long ...

Some small changes on a Chattanooga street could make a big difference for bike and pedestrian safety. As part of an ongoing ...

The free two-night festival in downtown Green Bay looks to draw a big crowd of NFL draft visitors and residents to Leicht ...

A 57-year-old man riding an e-scooter was hit and killed by a vehicle in Manteca on Sunday night, the Manteca Police ...

The Albanese government has doubled down on its refusal to say whether it was told if Russia had asked Indonesia for access ...

The 5 Point French Toast elevates bread-dipping to an art form – thick-cut slices bathed in a special house batter featuring ...

Columnist and author Ann Coulter celebrates the first three months of the Trump administration during an appearance this ...

Not sure about anyone else, so I’m asking, does anyone else see a correlation between the time since Driver’s Education was cut from school curricula, and the kind of driving you see on roads today?