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Catherine Breed Attempts Historic Swim Along California Coastline

Catherine Breed Attempts Historic Swim Along California Coastline

Catherine Breed Attempts Historic Swim Along California Coastline
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The Essential Skills for Open Water Swimming

The Essential Skills for Open Water Swimming

Open water swimming is a unique discipline that requires specific techniques and equipment to navigate the challenges of natural water bodies. From...
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Paramount Agrees to Postpone Warner Bros. Merger Until After Antitrust Trial

Paramount Agrees to Postpone Warner Bros. Merger Until After Antitrust Trial

Paramount Skydance has reached an agreement with a coalition of state attorneys general to postpone the Warner Bros. Discovery merger until after an antitrust trial. The company entered a joint stipulation in the federal case on Friday afternoon agreeing not to close the $111 billion transaction until five days after a trial is held or […]
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Extreme Heat Warnings Issued for Arizona and California

Extreme Heat Warnings Issued for Arizona and California

The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued extreme heat warnings for central and southwestern Arizona, as well as southeastern California, through Monday, July 27, 2026. High-pressure systems are driving temperatures to dangerous levels, with highs expected to exceed 110°F (43°C) and peak at 115°F (46°C) in areas like Phoenix, Lake Havasu, and Yuma. Overnight lows will remain uncomfortably warm, ranging from the upper 80s to lower 90s (31-34°C). Despite the dry air reducing rainfall chances, humidity levels will stay elevated, with dew points in the 50s and 60s. Rain chances may return to southeastern Arizona by Saturday night, July 25.
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U.S. Data Centers' Energy Demand Expected to Double Amid AI Expansion

U.S. Data Centers' Energy Demand Expected to Double Amid AI Expansion

Data centers in the United States, driven by the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence, accounted for 4% of the country's total electricity use in 2024. This demand is projected to more than double by 2030, according to a report by the International Energy Agency. The growth of data centers, particularly hyperscale facilities, is fueled by the increasing need for AI model training and operations. These centers are concentrated in states like Virginia, Texas, and California, where they significantly strain local power grids. The energy consumption of data centers is primarily for powering servers and cooling systems, with natural gas being the largest energy source. The expansion of data centers raises concerns about their environmental impact and the potential for increased electricity costs for consumers.
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California Workers' Compensation Premiums Stabilize Amid Rising CT Claims

California Workers' Compensation Premiums Stabilize Amid Rising CT Claims

California Workers' Compensation Premiums Stabilize Amid Rising CT Claims
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California Drivers Cross into Arizona for Cheaper Gas Amid Rising Prices

California Drivers Cross into Arizona for Cheaper Gas Amid Rising Prices

Drivers from California are crossing into Arizona to take advantage of lower gas prices as fuel costs continue to rise. The trend, known as 'gas tourism,' is particularly noticeable in border communities like Yuma, where motorists make short trips to fill up on the Arizona side. Arizona's average gas price recently increased to $4.30 per gallon, while California's average is $5.54. The price disparity is attributed to various factors, including global tensions affecting oil supplies. The situation highlights the economic impact of fuel prices on consumer behavior and regional economies.
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Southwest Airlines Ships Texas Jet Fuel to California Amid Supply Concerns

Southwest Airlines Ships Texas Jet Fuel to California Amid Supply Concerns

Southwest Airlines Ships Texas Jet Fuel to California Amid Supply Concerns
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SpaceX targets next rocket launch after milestone Vandenberg mission

SpaceX targets next rocket launch after milestone Vandenberg mission

Just days after California reach its 50th rocket launch milestone for 2026, SpaceX is eyeing its next mission. Here's everything to know.
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California Lawmakers Urge FCC to Halt AT Landline Shutdown Amid Safety Concerns

California Lawmakers Urge FCC to Halt AT Landline Shutdown Amid Safety Concerns

A bipartisan group of California lawmakers, including U.S. Senator Adam Schiff and Representatives Doris Matsui, Jimmy Panetta, and Mike Thompson, have called on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to prevent AT&T from discontinuing landline services in California. This action follows a federal court's decision to reject AT&T's request to block California from enforcing its Carrier of Last Resort requirements. The lawmakers argue that AT&T's plan to replace landlines with wireless services could leave approximately 200,000 residents and businesses without reliable communication during emergencies, such as wildfires and earthquakes. They emphasize the importance of maintaining landline services to ensure public safety and reliable emergency communications, especially in areas with unreliable cellular coverage.
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Chula Vista Residents Oppose New Self-Storage Facility Over Safety and Environmental Concerns

Chula Vista Residents Oppose New Self-Storage Facility Over Safety and Environmental Concerns

In Chula Vista, California, a new 120,000-square-foot self-storage facility is under construction, sparking opposition from local residents. The project, located near State Route 125 and Eastlake Drive, has been in development for nearly a decade, following a 2020 rezoning for commercial use. Residents have raised concerns about the project's environmental impact and safety, particularly regarding a proposed emergency access road that would connect to a residential street. The developer, UTEX Storage Partners, has since agreed not to build the road after discussions with city officials and community members. Despite this concession, residents remain dissatisfied with the city's communication and transparency throughout the project's planning and approval stages.
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California Allocates $36.4 Million for Ebbetts Pass Highway Repairs, Aiming to Preserve Historic Route

California Allocates $36.4 Million for Ebbetts Pass Highway Repairs, Aiming to Preserve Historic Route

California's Department of Transportation, Caltrans, is set to commence a significant four-year project to repair a 31.7-mile stretch of Highway 4, including the historic Ebbetts Pass in the Sierra Nevada mountains. The project, valued at $36.4 million, is scheduled to begin on August 3, following a delay to accommodate the Bear Valley Music Festival. The repairs aim to improve the aging road infrastructure while maintaining its current layout. The route, which climbs above 8,000 feet and narrows to a single lane in some sections, is a registered California historical landmark. The project will involve resurfacing the road, replacing drainage culverts, guardrails, and signs, and adding new shoulder backing. The work is expected to be completed by autumn 2030.