Oakland’s 911 emergency system has been offline since Wednesday night after fiber-optic and copper lines were damaged, prompting police to investigate whether the disruption was criminal.
Dozens of people gathered at their former high school for a musical reunion event led by a legendary long-retired Bay Area choir director.
The U.S. Supreme Court issued an order Thursday that paves the way for New Hampshire to prohibit students from using student IDs to register to vote or obtain a ballot for the November election.
The Department of Justice has charged an 11th correctional officer who worked at the now-closed FCI Dublin women's prison with sex crimes, roughly two years after the facility closed and was left vacant.
The Kansas City Chiefs and Atlanta Falcons are mourning the loss of former defensive end Allen Bailey, who passed away at 37.
Convertible high chairs sold at stores nationwide and online are being recalled because children can become trapped or fall, leading to serious injury or death.
