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April 14

Earthquake shakes San Diego area

San Diego Fire said there were no immediate reports of damage or injuries after a 5.2 magnitude earthquake rocked the San Diego area on Monday.

April 14

Blue state ‘prioritizing the criminals’ with $239M taxpayer-funded prison project, prosecutor says

A prosecutor in California slammed a plan to build a rehabilitation center to replace San Quentin State Prison, saying the state is "Prioritizing the criminals."

April 14

American drivers warned about red flags to avoid ‘predatory towing’ targeting motorists across US

Officials are warning drivers to be vigilant and aware of a growing trend of tow truck companies scamming people who were involved in car collisions.

April 13

'Bubbling' teriyaki sauce recalled after shelf-stable bottles began to swell: FDA

A Japanese cooking sauce has been recalled because bubbling bacteria caused the bottles to swell, showing signs of micro growth, according to the FDA.

April 13

Bernie Sanders takes Coachella stage to rail against Trump, 'billionaire class' at high-dollar music festival

Sen. Bernie Sanders, of Vermont, ripped President Donald Trump and the "billionaire class" while introducing Clairo at the Coachella music festival.

April 13

Green Day's Coachella set sparks fire at festival, concertgoers express outrage over pyrotechnics use

During their performance at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on Saturday, Green Day's use of pyrotechnics ignited a fire in a nearby palm tree.

April 13

'Doomsday mom' Lori Vallow's Arizona murder conspiracy trial: Wildest moments in court so far

Convicted killer Lori Vallow, who is serving life sentences for murdering her children and conspiring to kill her husband's former wife, is on trial again and representing herself.

April 13

'Fed up': Embattled blue city's future hangs in the balance ahead of mayoral special election

Former Oakland City Council member Loren Taylor shared his plans to bring change to the "struggling" Bay Area city in an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital ahead of the April 15 special election.

April 13

Democrat mother confronts California lawmaker over trans athletes, says issue 'not partisan'

A Democrat mother says she was dismissed by a California lawmaker after raising concerns about transgender athletes competing in women’s sports.

April 13

No price, just purpose: Oregon pay-what-you-can restaurant nourishes hundreds

Mother of two and domestic violence survivor Elise Stevens runs a pay-what-you-can restaurant in Oreon that feeds her community and its children for free every week.