Новости за 31.07.2023

From Pleasanton's Elia to Palo Alto's new President's Terrace, here's where to dine outdoors this summer.

Pioneer Square, subterranean tours and a glimpse of the Klondike Gold Rush turn a weekend getaway into a historic adventure.

And though there are more sharks in the water and more Americans flocking to beaches because of warming temperatures, last year saw a decrease in unprovoked shark bites, tying with 2020 – when many beaches closed due to Covid-19 – for the fewest number of incidents in the past decade.

The stars came out to see Taylor Swift’s epic Eras Tour shows at Levi’s Stadium over the weekend.

Just as movement toward electric vehicles (EVs) has swept the automobile industry—with fossil fuel-powered internal combustion engines being increasingly replaced by battery-powered electric motors—the dawn of a new electrified camper van age is emerging, as well.

It's a divided nation and the slippery "culture" concept is a pivot point for the split.

The driver reportedly said he was going to work around 6:25 a.m. and fell asleep before his SUV veered into the wrong lane.

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This fast and easy Danish berry soup has a nearly unpronounceable name -- or at least, our pronunciation makes Danes laugh heartily -- but loads of wonderful flavor.

On one play, Drake Jackson demonstrated that 20 pounds of added bulk hasn't slowed him down at all.

When Candace Welch returns her rental to Budget in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, the company bills her for hail damage. But there's just one problem -- there was no hailstorm.

At Dale Hardware, a rough-looking pair exited the store with $11,000 in stolen wire, an accomplice warning employees, "those guys have guns."

There's a new front for America's heated battle over race in college admissions: Is it legal for schools to give preference to the children of alumni and wealthy donors?

According to the complaint, a notice of violation (NOV) was issued for work without a permit for the new sign that adorns the building where the social media platform’s headquarters is located.

4 tickets sold in Arizona, California, New York and Pennsylvania matched the first 5 numbers to win $1 million.

Police responded to reports of a bear sighting. When officers arrived, they found the bear relaxing in a jacuzzi toward the rear of one of the homes.

The closing is bad news not only for its employees and its customers, who generally used Yellow because it offered some of the cheapest rates in the trucking sector, but also for US taxpayers.

A house located in the 16700 block of Chirco Drive in Los Gatos has new owners. The 1,050-square-foot property, built in 1949, was sold on July 10, 2023. The $2,300,000 purchase price works out to $2,190 per square foot.

“Star Wars” director has a net worth in the billions of dollars, but a recent court filing demonstrates that the movie mogul still keeps a close watch over even his smallest real estate holdings.

During rescue efforts for a deceased driver discovered Friday morning off Bear Creek Road, firefighters were beset by a nest of stinging ground insects.

Among the most difficult addictions to witness at San Francisco general hospital’s drug clinic is methamphetamine, which leaves users tearing at their skin and unable to eat, sleep or sign up for help.

Just over a month after the community gathered to restore a street art project with the help of the vandals convicted of damaging it, the downtown Black Lives Matter mural was defaced once again.

New details emerge from charges filed against suspected gang members believed responsible for killings in Pasadena and Rancho Palos Verdes.

A 1,805-square-foot house built in 1955 has changed hands. The property located in the 36000 block of Carnation Way in Fremont was sold on June 20, 2023, for $1,705,000, or $945 per square foot.

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