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Bay Area scientist says he ‘left out the full truth’ to get climate change wildfire study published in prestigious journal
A new study by a team of mostly Bay Area scientists that found human-caused climate warming has increased the frequency of extremely fast-spreading California wildfires has come into question from
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IndyCar race: Unwinding Laguna Seca’s ‘corkscrew’
LAGUNA SECA — David Malukas is completing his third IndyCar season and he’s raced on six motorsports circuits since his early teenage debut. But at age 21 he’s still early
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A conversation with the new MPC superintendent/president
Although only three months into his new role as Monterey Peninsula College’s 12th superintendent/president, Marshall T. Fulbright III has jumped head-first into his new responsibilities. Fulbright was chosen for the
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Kurtenbach: The 49ers are held to higher standards than other NFL teams. This year’s team could meet them
There is only one acceptable outcome for the San Francisco 49ers this season: winning the Super Bowl. No more long-term plans. No more “wait until next year.” No more considering
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Trump, DeSantis and other 2024 GOP prospects vie for attention at the Iowa-Iowa State football game
Trump has made a habit of visiting Iowa on the same day as DeSantis, whom Trump treats as his main threat.
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What we know about the Morocco earthquake
The quake is the strongest to hit the nation’s center in more than a century, and its epicenter was not far from popular tourist and economic hub Marrakech.
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VIDEO: 3-legged bear breaks into lanai, raids patio fridge of Florida home
After eating some fish food, the bear made its way to a porch bar where it drank some hard seltzers out of a refrigerator, according to the homeowner.
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How mapping Mars could help us live there
Accurate land maps and local weather data are critical for landing spacecraft safely.
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‘Please pray for him’: Communities rally behind injured high school quarterback
Support continues to pour in for Mason Martin. People in Karns City, Pennsylvania, and communities across the region wore the school colors of purple and gold this week.
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A rare and powerful earthquake strikes Morocco, killing more than 1,300 people
The U.S. Geological Survey said the quake had a preliminary magnitude of 6.8 when it hit, with shaking that lasted several seconds.
