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Border Patrol traffic stop on I-5 yields $1 million worth of cocaine
A trained drug-sniffing dog was brought to the scene, and the dog got a hit on the vehicle. A search turned up 55 cellophane-wrapped packages tucked into an aftermarket compartment in the floorboard.
Universal Studios Hollywood closing old Fast & Furious ride to make room for new coaster
The Fast & Furious — Supercharged motion simulator on the Studio Tour will offer final rides on March 10.
Taco Bell relaunches its Cantina Chicken menu with a new hot sauce
The fast food giant has a new sauce made with red jalapeños to spicy up tacos, burritos and bowls.
Berkeley children’s book publisher continues surviving in tough market
Author and illustrator Marissa Moss has successfully run Berkeley’s Creston Books since 2013 amid online competition, political changes and more.
Walters: L.A. wildfires intensify political jousting over insurance premiums
State’s commissioner juggles often-conflicting goals of protecting homeowners and stabilizing the insurance market.
Elias: What will it take to end California’s big electric monopolies?
The answer may be preventing PG&E and others from making political donations.
Dowd: Fail, Caesar! America’s ruler walks a dangerous path
King Trump pursues every possible avenue to expand his power, and most of our country’s leaders just let it happen.
Opinion: Here are the digital clues to what Musk is really up to
Integrated systems endow total access to a few individuals, making it easier to run the government — or tear it down.
How Santa Cruz big wave surfer Alessandro ‘Alo’ Slebir went from local talent to global sensation
Every time a massive swell is forecast, Santa Cruz’s hard-charging, big wave surfer Alessandro “Alo” Slebir can hardly contain himself.
Poll: North Bay ‘less supportive’ of transportation tax in region
Of the 200 respondents in Marin, Sonoma, Napa and Solano counties, only 44% supported the idea.