California’s ‘Spanish village by the sea’ is losing its famed shoreline IN FULL The Independent UK · Sep 27
USDA Wants to Open Up National Forests — Economic Boost or Ecological Gamble? USDA extended comments on its Roadless Rule repeal to Oct. 6. Here's what its own data says about fire risk, timber gains, and cost Latin Times · Sep 27
California’s beaches are disappearing — San Clemente could need 300,000 truckloads of sand as El Niño threatens an already eroding coast San Clemente is experiencing significant coastal erosion that is diminishing beach space and threatening infrastructure. The city estimates a sand deficit of about 3 million cubic yards, requiring extensive transportation efforts. Coastal bluffs are unstable, putting homes and a major railway at risk from both waves and landslides. Local officials… The Economic Times · Sep 27
Sea level rise is reshaping a beloved California beach town and threatening a busy rail line After years of erosion, California is bracing for flooding and landslides ahead of this year’s expected super El Niño The Independent UK · Sep 27
California teens, 16 and 17, build AI system to detect fall risks in older adults, win $100,000 California teenagers Ruoqi Li and Jason Yang developed SafeStrides, an AI-powered fall-risk system combining smartphone camera tracking and wearable sensors. The system analyses walking patterns, provides instant risk assessments and offers mobility and home-safety guidance. Their engineering project earned them recognition as 2026 Davidson Fellows and a shared $100,000 scholarship. The Times of India · Sep 27
Sylvester Stallone listed his 23-acre California ranch for $7.95 million; the equestrian estate had 29 horse stalls, a 7,500 sq ft log cabin and a lighted polo field; it finally sold for $4 million, half of its listing price Sylvester Stallone's 23-acre Hidden Valley ranch in California, once built into a lavish equestrian estate with 29 horse stalls, a 7,500 sq ft log cabin and a lighted polo field, was listed for $7.95 million but eventually sold for $4 million, about half its original asking price. The sale, first… The Economic Times · Sep 27
Armed suspect bites off piece of police dog’s ear during arrest in California ‘The suspect was armed and barricaded inside a residence and refused to surrender,’ police said The Independent UK · Sep 26
California workers uncover 40-million-year-old fossils, possibly thunder beast Workers on a routine infrastructure project in Oceanside, California, recently uncovered the fossilised remains of a large, hoofed mammal that lived tens of millions of years ago. The significant find, which included several limb bones, ribs and numerous other bones and fragments, was uncovered approximately 12 feet below the surface… The Times of India · Sep 26
California man charged in the killing of his ex-wife – two decades after she vanished Authorities discovered a body hidden in a home’s crawlspace in 2020, 13 years after Jill Maiorca disappeared The Guardian - US · Sep 26
Yes, an HOA Can Lien Your Paid-Off House — And in Some States Foreclose Over a $300 Fee Paying off the mortgage does not necessarily make a house free from every claim against it. If the property belongs to a homeowners association, unpaid assessments can create a lien even after the bank has disappeared from the picture. Clever Dude · Sep 26
California woman sees her Olive Garden bill quietly dropped by 75%. Then she gets too worried about it: ‘thought they were gonna call security’ Discount, then panic We Got This Covered · Sep 26
Sophie Kim turned climate anxiety into a global youth nonprofit with 700+ members For many young people, the climate crisis did not come as a distant scientific issue but as something deeply personal. Wildfires, extreme weather and an uncertain future could make an already complex world feel even more overwhelming. For Sophie Kim, that anxiety became the impetus to build a community, rather… The Times of India · Sep 26
California homeowner finds remains of 2006 murder victim under house; ex-husband arrested A California homeowner checking the crawl space beneath his house made a disturbing discovery in October 2020 when authorities found unidentified human remains hidden beneath the property in Big Bear Lake. An autopsy determined that the person had died in a homicide, but investigators initially could not establish the victim’s… The Times of India · Sep 26
California's Oldest Family-Owned Winery Files For Bankruptcy. A 168-Year Legacy Faces Its Biggest Test Yet Six generations of family control are set to end as the historic California producer restructures amid a difficult period for the wine industry. International Business Times · Sep 26
International Business Times · Sep 25 Pentagon Can Keep Anthropic Out Of Its AI Supply Chain, Appeals Court Rules As It Rejects Claude Maker's Challenge The decision leaves a separate California ruling intact that struck down broader actions against the AI company under a different law.
The Guardian - US · Sep 25 US senators propose legislation to limit ICE arrests and indefinite detention Exclusive: Democrats Dick Durbin of Illinois and Alex Padilla of California seek to prevent unlawful arrests
The Independent UK · Sep 25 California’s oldest family-owned winery declares bankruptcy, looks to sell as industry struggles mount The oldest family-owned winery in California has filed for bankruptcy and is looking to sell — a heartbreaking situation that stems from multiple financial burdens that began with the COVID pandemic.
The Economic Times · Sep 25 Legendary US spy plane vanishes from California base amid mystery over new NASA aircraft A historic Lockheed SR-71A Blackbird has gone missing from NASA’s Neil Armstrong Flight Research Center in California, igniting speculation about a new cutting-edge experimental aircraft initiative. Recently, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman teased the possibility of revitalizing the agency's fleet of X-planes, suggesting potential ties to the SR-71A. This remarkable aircraft,…
The Independent UK · Sep 25 California workers discover 40-million-year-old animal bones at construction site Paleontologists estimate that the fossils are between 40 and 45 million years old, California officials said
The Economic Times · Sep 25 Dolly Parton Day 2026: Donating book to Imagination Library, renaming airport, Southwest Airlines karaoke announcement, to pink lights, poster to honor late American singer in Nashville, New York City, California, around the world In Nashville — where Parton had lived since she was 18 — the city will honor the singer with pink lights and posters and give away stickers, buttons and bookmarks.
International Business Times · Sep 25 You Moved to a New State, But You Left Your Company Behind. Now What? Most founders and small business owners did not make a deliberate choice about where to form their company. That decision may have taken minutes, but its consequences recur for the life of the legal entity and its owners.
The Economic Times · Sep 25 In 1843, a Mexican woman fought to preserve this 5,600-acre ranch. Nearly 200 years later, another woman is protecting the California property The Spanish Ranch has endured wars, changing ownership, economic pressures and the transformation of California around it. Now, the family that has owned the property since 1997 has taken another step to ensure its more than 5,600 acres remain a working landscape for generations to come.
International Business Times UK · Sep 25 Tesla N-Word Racism Trial: Lawyer Calls Slur a 'Term of Respect and Endearment' A California judge is hearing allegations that Tesla tolerated racial harassment and discrimination at its Fremont factory, as the company disputes claims brought by the state's civil rights agency.
Medical Daily · Sep 25 Kagan's One-Line Denial Leaves Genetic Parents in Charge of Newborn's Heart Care as Surrogate's Emergency Bid Fails Justice Kagan denied a surrogate's emergency bid in a custody fight over a newborn with a heart defect. What changes and what remains open.
Medical Daily · Sep 25 Newsom Vetoes Bill to Lock California's Abortion Shield into Law, Citing Limits on Future Governors' Extradition Power Newsom vetoed AB 2164, which would have barred future governors from extraditing abortion and gender care providers. His reasons and reactions.