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SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Tuesday will share an unusual State of the State message, but it won’t involve an in-person speech or answering questions about his policy priorities.

Jun. 24—More than two years before it filed for bankruptcy protection and laid off thousands of workers at Golden Pass, construction company Zachry Holdings Inc. said it warned Exxon Mobil executives that costs at the massive gas liquefaction plant it was building in East Texas were spiralin…

Jun. 24—A development partnership has amassed more land for a sprawling mixed-use project across Broadway from Pearl.

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Jun. 24—STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Inflation is still kicking — but the projected Social Security cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) rate is still lower than its 2024 counterpart.

In 2014, Kris Moloney was preparing to launch Sheepdog Church Security, a national company that trains volunteer safety and security teams to protect their houses of worship while keeping “faith at the center.” He figured he’d better start by poking around to see whether any other businesses…

A giant tipping potato bucket called Tippin’ Tater that contains 750 gallons of water. A grumpy ram lifeguard keeping an eye on everyone. Two baby bears sliding down a log. Blue birds on a diving board.

It was pandemonium for the Treasure Valley when the Boise Towne Square opened in October 1988.

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Jun. 24—San Antonio is home to plenty of Zach Bryan fans.

Jun. 23—Sorry, ladies, former NFL great Tom Brady may be off the market.

A hike at Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve is a quintessential San Diego activity for the first week of summer.

Jun. 22—STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — From concerts to movie screenings and parades, New Yorkers have no reason to be bored this summer with accessible cultural festivities happening all over the city.

The Dallas Stars made their first move of the 2024 offseason Wednesday morning, sending a former first-round draft pick to San Jose.

Jun. 24—Since Johnson's Ty Hawkins was 12 years old, he has wanted to be an Elite 11 quarterback.

Jun. 24—The Missions are having their best power-hitting stretch of the season, hitting 14 home runs in the last 15 days.

Jun. 24—Victor Wembanyama spent last week working his other job as one of Louis Vuitton's brand ambassadors at the luxury brand's 2025 menswear show during Paris Fashion Week.

The Kings nearly pulled off a big trade last week while shopping their first-round pick in Wednesday’s NBA draft in an effort to improve their roster.

Jun. 24—The Spurs enter Wednesday's NBA draft armed with a pair of top 10 picks for the first time in team history, holding the No. 4 and No. 8 selections.

Jun. 23—SAMMAMISH — "Some days, golf feels so easy, and so fun, and other days it feels like I want to retire really soon."

Jun. 20—Five Staten Islanders were named to the New York State Sportswriters Coaches of Girls Sport All-State softball teams following the 2024 season.

When Dr. Keith Meister opened his first office in Arlington 20 years ago, it didn’t even have an exam room.

The Timberwolves took care of one bit of business before the NBA draft and free agency begin by signing coach Chris Finch to a four-year extension that will run through the 2027-28 season.

Jun. 23—EUGENE, Oreg. — University of South Dakota alum Chris Nilsen will return to the Olympics in the pole vault.

The Padres will be without right fielder Fernando Tatis Jr. at least into early July and perhaps until after the All-Star break after he was placed on the injured list due to a stress reaction in his right leg.

SAN DIEGO — The Padres will be without right fielder Fernando Tatis Jr. at least into early July and perhaps until after the All-Star break after he was placed on the injured list due to a stress reaction in his right leg.

At the corner of Myrtle Street and Capitol Boulevard in downtown Boise, six women in red costumes stood quietly behind a cart covered in a black cloth. A wreath and a sign stating “Death of women’s rights” set the stage for a funeral.

Jun. 24—U.S. Rep. Wesley Hunt, a Republican, is facing an ethics investigation for allegedly spending $74,000 in campaign funds to get access to a private social club in Houston.

Jun. 21—A former Midtown Redevelopment Authority official and two vendors are facing felony corruption charges, accused of misusing some $8.5 million in public funds meant to build affordable housing in Third Ward.

BOISE, Idaho — Bird flu virus has been a longstanding issue in Idaho, having plagued Idaho’s poultry and waterfowl populations for years. But this year’s strain is bringing something new — its ability to infect cows.

SACRAMENTO, California — California lawmakers agreed to loan Pacific Gas & Electric Co. an additional $400 million to extend the life of Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant, ceding to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s push for the loan after initially refusing to pay in a public budget spat.

The first Black mayor of a small Alabama town, who said white city officials blocked him from taking office, will return to the role under the terms of a proposed settlement agreement. The two sides agreed that Patrick Braxton is the lawful mayor of Newbern, a tiny town of about 133 people in west Alabama. If approved by a U.S. district judge the settlement will end the long-running dispute over control of the town government and pave the way for Braxton to take over. Braxton had filed a lawsuit alleging the locks were changed on town hall and officials refused to give him access to town bank accounts.

WASHINGTON – U.S. Reps. Ronny Jackson of Amarillo and Wesley Hunt of Houston are facing scrutiny over whether spending campaign money at private clubs is appropriate, the House Ethics Committee disclosed Monday.

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A Jewish American soldier buried alongside Nazis during World War II has been exhumed and laid to rest alongside his fellow U.S. troops.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Take the first two letters in “Charlotte Hornets” to help spell the word that best summarizes what’s happening with Carolina’s NBA franchise.

Los Angeles Angels left-hander Patrick Sandoval has a torn UCL in his pitching elbow and needs season-ending surgery after getting hurt on a pitch to former teammate Shohei Ohtani. Los Angeles said Monday that Sandoval also has a high-grade flexor tear. The 27-year-old was the Angels’ opening-day starter and was 2-8 with a 5.08 ERA in 16 games. Sandoval left Friday’s start against the Los Angeles Dodgers after a third-inning walk to Ohtani. Sandoval hopped off the mound, shaking his pitching arm and grimacing, and motioned several times toward the dugout.

LOS ANGELES — Searching for rap fans sick and tired of Kendrick Lamar‘s irresistible”Not Like Us?” You won’t find them in the rapper’s native Compton.

For Games of Tuesday, June 25

For Games of Tuesday, June 25