Millions of Californians are dealing with medical debt, which can hurt their credit and make it harder to find housing. The Biden administration wants to remove medical debt from credit reports, but it’s unclear when that will happen. Meanwhile, California lawmakers are pushing Senate Bill 1061, which aims to do the same thing. If the … Read more
A major breakthrough has solved a 23-year-old mystery in Northern California, identifying a man whose body was pulled from a marsh back in 2001. The man, now known as Craig William Ott from Sacramento, was linked to another tragic case involving his brother. On March 11, 2001, the Solano County Sheriff’s Office responded to a … Read more
Stanislaus County supervisors received an update on Tuesday regarding the use of $55.8 million in federal funds to improve unincorporated areas of the county. These projects are expected to begin construction next year. These neglected areas currently face issues such as narrow roads, lack of sidewalks and streetlights, poor drainage, and some need water and … Read more
Massachusetts, known for its historical significance and vibrant cities, is home to a diverse urban landscape. However, recent studies have shed light on the safety challenges faced by some cities in the state. Among these, Holyoke, Springfield, North Adams, and Boston have been identified as the most unsafe based on a comprehensive study. Let’s delve … Read more
A recent report highlights the alarming crime rates in several Tennessee cities, with four of them ranking among the most dangerous in the United States. Memphis, Dyersburg, Chattanooga, and Nashville have all been identified as cities with significantly higher crime rates compared to the national average. Memphis: The Most Violent City Memphis is the most … Read more
A teenage boy was shot in the chest Monday night near an apartment complex in Arden Arcade. The incident occurred around 9:30 p.m. in the 600 block of Howe Avenue, between Fair Oaks and Sierra boulevards. According to Sgt. Amar Gandhi from the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office, the boy was in a vehicle on his … Read more
An 80-year-old man visiting Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona died after his boat capsized on the Colorado River, according to rangers. The incident occurred on Sunday, August 25, while the man was on a commercial river trip near Fossil Rapid. After the boat overturned, he was thrown into the water. Despite efforts by his … Read more
Authorities are investigating the deaths of two individuals in what appears to be a murder-suicide. The incident began when a man was found with a fatal gunshot wound at a Reno casino. Later, a woman was discovered dead in her apartment in Yuba City. On Sunday, officers went to an apartment on Stabler Lane in … Read more
California lawmakers voted on Tuesday to end “legacy” admissions at private universities, though it’s uncertain if Governor Gavin Newsom will sign the bill into law. The State Senate approved Assembly Bill 1780 by a 26-5 vote, sending it to Newsom’s desk. GOP Senators Marie Alvarado-Gil, Brian Jones, Roger Niello, Kelly Seyarto, and Scott Wilk opposed … Read more
Liberty Mutual is the latest insurer to stop offering fire insurance in California. Starting last fall and continuing through November, the company will not renew “dwelling fire insurance” for about 17,000 policyholders. Dwelling fire insurance covers damage to the home’s structure, not personal belongings. It’s commonly used by landlords and vacation homeowners. State Farm is … Read more