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Northern California girls water polo finals: Stevenson brings home county’s first title
STOCKTON — As minutes turned to seconds, Emmerson Ferriera could feel the emotion building for a celebration for the ages. “I shed some tears,” the Stevenson girls water polo player said. “During the team meeting, it was very emotional. We put so much effort to get here. This was the result of it.” One last…
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It’s time to walk the dog (and yourself) for better fitness
Walking your dog is a fantastic way to get in shape, and it benefits both you and your pooch.
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Taylor Swift mourns fan who died before concert in Brazil, postpones show in Rio
Friday marked Taylor Swift’s first show in Rio de Janeiro, which is experiencing a dangerous heat wave, according to Brazil’s National Institute of Meteorology.
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Residents of Iceland town evacuated over volcano told it will be months before they can go home
Grindavik residents are being allowed to return for five minutes each to rescue valuable possessions and pets.
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Liza Horvath, Senior Advocate: Can I fire my trustee?
Question: I am shocked and angry. My dad died and he left his estate in a trust for me. He appointed a professional trustee; I do not like this man and yet am forced to work with him. He can tell me when and how much money I can have from my own trust! I…
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Mud closes Elkhorn Road in Monterey County
The closure was caused by heavy mud and silt across the road.
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College cross country: Villegas’ run at supremacy halted at state finals
FRESNO — Perfection is rare. Chasing milestones an entire season ultimately wears out most runners. If the physical aspect of the sport doesn’t get to them, the mental anguish does. For nearly half of Saturday’s community college state cross-country championship, Andrea Villegas looked like she was going to make a successful bid for supremacy as…
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Former county supervisor admits to taking ‘Stop Strada Verde’ signs, prompting criminal investigation
A criminal investigation is underway after former San Benito County Supervisor Anthony Botelho admitted to taking 20 ‘Stop Strada Verde’ signs.
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California state scientists strike, demand equal pay
Hundreds of scientists working for the state of California to protect water supplies, respond to oil spills, study wildlife and track foodborne outbreaks marched in Sacramento today in what’s being called the first-ever strike by state civil servants. Today was the first day of a three-day “Defiance for Science” rolling strike by more than 4,000…
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Ethan Pavlett receives honoree jersey for Cal lacrosse
Ethan Pavlet was voted by his peers to wear the No. 4 memorial jersey of former Cal lacrosse legend Doug Sciutto for this upcoming spring. Sciutto, a former team Most Valuable Player in lacrosse, perished in a fire in 1990 at Cal while attempting to rescue friends. His number, which was retired following his passing,…
