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California Wildfire Spurs Evacuations in Remote Owens Valley
Evacuations have been ordered after a wildfire broke out near a remote California airport and spread swiftly through dry brush
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Oakland Bishop Says He Was Robbed at Gunpoint
Oakland Bishop Michael Barber told his parishioners he was robbed at gunpoint over the weekend.
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Oakland Bishop Says He Was Robbed at Gunpoint
Oakland Bishop Michael Barber told his parishioners he was robbed at gunpoint over the weekend. Cheryl Hurd reports.
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Blizzard Conditions Could Hit Sierra Nevada, Forecasters Say
Weather forecasters in northern Nevada are warning of possible blizzard conditions and near-zero visibility overnight in the Sierra Nevada due to blowing snow and gusty winds.
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One-Two Punch of Storms Threatens US Thanksgiving Travel
Heavy snow and wind shut down highways Tuesday in Colorado and Wyoming, closed schools in Nebraska and forced more than 1,000 travelers to sleep overnight in Denver’s airport after hundreds of flights were canceled just as Thanksgiving travel moved into high gear. The storm was heading to South Dakota, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin, while a “bomb cyclone” weather phenomenon...
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Bishop Who Investigated Sex Abuse Accused of Sex Abuse
A Roman Catholic bishop named by Pope Francis to investigate the church’s response to clergy sexual abuse in Buffalo, New York, has himself been accused of sexual abuse of a child, an attorney for the alleged victim notified the church this week.
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Obama Pays Respects to Rep. Elijah Cummings
Former President Barack Obama delivered a eulogy at the funeral for Rep. Elijah Cummings on Friday, commemorating the late congressman’s perseverance through Washington as the son of sharecroppers.
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'A Man of Noble and Good Heart': Dignitaries, Family Celebrate US Rep. Cummings
Congressman and civil rights champion Elijah Cummings was remembered as “a man of noble and good heart” by former President Barack Obama during Cummings’ funeral Friday, at a church filled with dignitaries and ordinary people from Baltimore. Remarking on the title “honorable” given to those in public life, Obama said Cummings was honorable before he was elected, outside of the...
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Berkeley Hiker Dies After Fall on Inyo County's Mt. Sill
A 23-year-old Berkeley man died last weekend while hiking on Mt. Sill in Inyo County, according to the county sheriff’s office.
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NH Church Shooting Suspect's Violent Criminal History, Gang Ties
The man accused of shooting two people at a New Hampshire church over the weekend has a lengthy criminal history in Massachusetts, including ties to a notorious street gang and stints in prison for stabbing a man in Boston and assaulting a woman on the South Shore, government records show. The suspect, Dale Holloway, was accused of beating his estranged...
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Pelham, New Hampshire, Church Shooting: What We Know
A bishop and a woman were shot and a suspect is in custody after a gunman opened fire during a wedding in Pelham, New Hampshire, on Saturday, authorities said.
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Family of Woman Shot, Killed Inside Home by FW Police Retains Attorney
The family of a woman shot and killed by a Fort Worth police officer in her own home have retained an attorney.
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Concord Pastor and Visiting Archbishop Killed in Colusa County Crash
A Concord pastor and a visiting archbishop were killed Thursday in a car crash in Colusa County, the Diocese of Oakland said Saturday.
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City Attorney Dismissing Thousands of Pot Convictions as Deadline Approaches
If getting busted with less than an ounce of marijuana is no longer a crime in California, should you still have to live with the consequences of getting caught when it was illegal? State lawmakers say no, you should not.
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NY Catholic Diocese Files For Bankruptcy Under Weight of New Sexual Misconduct Lawsuits
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Rochester was the first in New York to seek bankruptcy protection under the weight of new sexual misconduct lawsuits, but lawyers and church leaders say it may not be the last.
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Trump-Backed Candidate Wins North Carolina House Seat
Conservative Republican Dan Bishop won a special election for an open House seat in North Carolina, averting a demoralizing Democratic capture of a district the GOP has held for nearly six decades. But his narrow victory didn’t erase questions about whether President Donald Trump and his party’s congressional candidates face troubling headwinds approaching 2020. Bishop, a state senator best known...
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Trump's North Carolina Rally to Be a Test for His Clout, GOP
President Donald Trump’s rally in North Carolina will serve as a measure of his clout in trying to elect a Republican to the House in a closely watched special election that’s seen as a tossup race. It will be his first campaign rally since a tough end of summer that saw slipping poll numbers, warning signs of an economic slowdown...
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‘Let Our Voices Be Heard': March Against Immigration Raids
The children of Sacred Heart Catholic Church streamed out into Mississippi’s heat on a blistering Sunday afternoon, carrying what they said was a message of opposition against immigration raids their parents could not. “I will not sit in silence while my parents are taken away,” read a sign carried by two Hispanic boys. They were among a group of several...
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Hundreds Arrested in Mississippi ICE Raids
Hundreds of undocumented workers have been released from federal custody following massive immigration raids in Mississippi. Now they, and hundreds of others still in custody, are awaiting court hearings and possible deportation.
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US-Russia Ambassador Jon Huntsman Stepping Down
U.S. Ambassador to Russia Jon Huntsman Jr. has submitted his resignation, signaling the end of a two-year stint during what he called a historically difficult time in relations between the two countries. Huntsman is planning to return to Utah amid speculation that he may again run for governor, said Salt Lake Chamber president Derek Miller, who served under him during...