Feed aggregator
No Fatalities in U.S. Bridge Collapse
The Washington State Patrol says the Interstate 5 bridge over the Skagit River at Mount Vernon has collapsed, dumping vehicles and people into the water.
Iranian Cyberattacks on U.S. Firms Rise
Iranian-backed hackers have escalated a campaign of cyberassaults against U.S. corporations by launching infiltration and surveillance missions, according to U.S. officials.
Obama Resets War on Terror
Obama outlined the next phase of counterterrorism efforts, detailing tighter standards for the use of unmanned drone strikes and making the case for closing Guantanamo Bay.
The Secret Behind Lauder's $1 Billion Gift
Curator Emily Braun advised Leonard Lauder on the cubist collection he just donated to the Met.
Boy Scouts to Allow Gay Youth
The Boy Scouts of America have decided to allow gay youth to openly join its ranks, reversing a longtime ban.
Storm-Related Insurance Losses Could Hit $5 Billion
Insured losses from the tornadoes and severe storms that struck a large swath of the U.S. this week could reach $5 billion, according to the disaster-modeling company Eqecat.
Student-Loan Bill Clears House
The House passed a bill that would peg the interest rates on federal student loans to the government's borrowing costs and allow them to vary annually, replacing the practice of Congress setting fixed rates.
Power outage affects nearly 1,500 in Oxnard
Southern California Edison is reporting a power outage in Oxnard near the corner of Gonzales Road and North Rose Avenue affecting nearly 1,500 customers, the company said.
Moorpark College grads urged to 'start something new'
Goodbyes and new beginnings were the themes at Moorpark College's 46th commencement exercises Thursday evening in the college quad.
Artistic Touch: Ojai artist taps her East Coast roots for latest exhibit
Bernadette DiPietro latest exhibit is a series of photos of clotheslines taken on cruises around the world.
Group to give ragtime concert in Thousand Oaks
The Sedalia Ragtime Orchestra will perform original arrangements more than a century old Friday at the Hillcrest Center for the Arts in Thousand Oaks.
Five graduate from Ventura County drug court program
One adult and four juveniles graduated Thursday from Ventura County drug courts.
Blaze damages Ventura home, 2 cars
A fire damaged a home and two cars Thursday night in Ventura after apparently starting in the garage, according to the Ventura Fire Department.
Blaze damages Ventura home, 2 cars
A fire that started at a residential garage in Ventura tonight has apparently spread to the adjacent house, according to the Ventura County Fire Department.
America's Cup Panel Suggests New Rules for Safety
A review committee delivered a list of 37 recommendations for improving safety after the death of a sailor during a practice on May 9.
'WikiLeaks' Holds Water
Director Alex Gibney has a gift for transforming the impenetrable into the palatable, as he did with Abramoff, Spitzer, Kissinger—and now Assange.
Earthquake Shakes Northern California
An earthquake has struck Northern California's Plumas County with a preliminary magnitude of 5.7.
Power outage affects nearly 1,500 in Oxnard
Southern California Edison is reporting a power outage in Oxnard near the corner of Gonzales Road and North Rose Avenue affecting nearly 1,500 customers, the company said.
IRS Official Placed on Administrative Leave
Lois Lerner, the IRS official at the center of a controversy over targeting of conservative groups, was placed on administrative leave, according to lawmakers.
House Immigration Effort Hits Bump in the Road
Eight House lawmakers were forced to backtrack from an "agreement in principle" on overhauling immigration after Democratic leaders objected to a provision dealing with health-care coverage for illegal immigrants.
