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Cal-Maritime students cook up unusual type of tuition protest
California Maritime Academy student government members Sean Connelly, Nick Hathaway and Tommy Stillwachs stage a bake sale with inflated prices Tuesday to protest the ever-increasing cost of higher education.
Miami Herald: New rules needed to eliminate pilot distraction
To the many woes plaguing airline passengers -- smaller seats, higher ticket prices, fewer flights, etc.
Police to conduct checkpoint today
The Vallejo Police Department will conduct a sobriety and driver's license checkpoint today from 6 to 11 p.m. The location is not announced beforehand.
Downtown Salinas plan presented: City's core to include hotel, new...
Downtown Salinas plan presented: City's core to include hotel, new City Hall, library and mixed-use projects Oct.
Author hopes book signings are standing vrroom only
Kevin Nelson has authored a book about the history of the automobile in California.
Vote-by-mail alters candidates' strategy
Workers Dan Brumer and Cathy Cooper remove the privacy strips Tuesday from thousands of Nov.
The region's average price for a gallon of unleaded gasoline fell 9 cents to $3.01 since last month, according to AAA of Northern California's latest price survey.
New 102-room hotel opens in Suisun City
The new 102-room Hampton Inn & Suites Suisun City Waterfront Hotel has opened at 2 Harbor Center Drive.
Winds, rains lead to typical problems
Students from Vallejo High School seek shelter from Tuesday's downpour as school ended for the day.
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Crater Lake, Lava Beds vistits up
Staffers at southern Oregon's Crater Lake National Park and Northern California's Lava Beds National Monument say they had more visitors this summer, apparently because people decided to save money by vacationing closer to home.
The Reporter and its sister papers in Vallejo and Woodland have a new publisher.
Gregoire criticized for anti-smoking cuts
A leading researcher of secondhand smoke says Gov. Chris Gregoire is no longer the anti-tobacco governor.
New Sacramento library chief gets an early read on job
It hardly seems a dream job. The labor contract with employees has expired and must be renegotiated.
David Krikorian Accusing Congresswoman Jean Schmidt For Taking "Bloo
Date : Fri, 2 Oct 2009 12:18:37 +0500 DAVID KRIKORIAN ACCUSING CONGRESSWOMAN JEAN SCHMIDT FOR TAKING "BLOOD MONEY" FROM TURKISH GOVERNMENT /PanARMENIAN.Net/ 01.10.2009 01:49 GMT+04:00 /PanARMENIAN.Net/ In U.S. the Ohio Elections Commission is set to rule on whether a challenger made reprehensible false statements when he claimed that a Republican ...
Homeless horseman moseys through the Gold Country
While modern-day vehicles roar by, homeless horseman Frank Jack Fletcher Turpen - named after an admiral commanding U.S. ships in World War II - rides Wednesday along Missouri Flat Road over Highway 50 in Placerville.
Homeless horseman moseys through the Gold Country
Maybe Frank Jack Fletcher Turpen, the homeless horseman, was simply born to ride an endless trail that is only his to determine.
Woman under arrest in fatal beating of her mother
A woman is under arrest in the beating death of her 96-year-old mother, according to Pacific Grove police.
Sacramento railyard is 'shining light' for struggling developer Thomas
Georgia developer Stan Thomas was billed as the man who would revive Sacramento's dormant downtown railyard.