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Fashion steals the spotlight at a star-studded wedding

July 5, 2026

When love stories go big, they often bring out the biggest names. But at this July wedding in New York, the guest list didn’t just talk about the couple—it became a runway. Madison Square Garden turned into a stage where style choices mattered just as much as the celebration itself. Some guests wen

entertainment

Dixon's flower festival takes a hit from bad weather

July 5, 2026

The annual Petunia Festival in Dixon faced a weekend of disruptions as storms rolled in, forcing several changes to the planned events. The big highlight of Saturday—a ceremony to open a new pedestrian bridge called Petunia Crossing—got pushed to July 7. The popular Al Morrison All-Star games at Pag

health

Health on the Road: How Truck Drivers Can Stay Fit

July 4, 2026

Truck drivers spend long hours behind the wheel, often away from healthy meals and regular exercise. Because of this lifestyle, they face higher risks for obesity, heart disease, and other chronic conditions. A recent study highlights that improving diet and physical activity among commercial driver

health

Men with Asthma Face Higher Chances of Depression and Anxiety

July 4, 2026

The study followed over 16, 000 Australian men from 2014 to 2022 to see how asthma might affect mental health. Researchers looked at self‑reported asthma and then measured depression, anxiety, and both together using validated questionnaires. They also considered age, income, smoking habits, sleep p

crime

A Restaurant Worker’s Fight for Justice

July 4, 2026

A young man from New Haven says he was attacked by a coworker at Union League Café. He claims the assault happened on his last day in February 2025. The attacker locked him in a bathroom, pinned him and touched his private parts. After the incident he called the police and told the manager,

politics

Immigrants and Patriotism: A New Take on July 4

July 4, 2026

The mayor of New York City, Zohran Mamdani, used the Fourth of July to remind people that America’s promise is still alive. He spoke not only to his city but also to anyone who has ever come to the U. S. with hope. He began by saying that even though the old frontier is gone and we have landed on th

environment

Building in Lee County: Finding a Better Way Forward

July 4, 2026

In Lee County, Florida, the word "development" has started to feel more like a problem than a promise. Local leaders have been accused of letting builders run the show, changing the county’s official growth plan whenever developers ask. One law, meant to protect property owners from unfair rules, ha

lifestyle

Backyard dreams: How Bay Area homes turn small spaces into big escapes

July 4, 2026

Bay Area backyards mean more than just grass and fences. For many locals, these outdoor spots are like extra living rooms—somewhere to unwind, play, or even grow food. Kids treat them like adventure zones while adults use them for quiet mornings with coffee or weekend barbecues. Even renters with ti

crime

When hate speech turns violent: A look at two shocking 2025 attacks near Oceanside Pier

July 4, 2026

On a June evening in 2025, three strangers with a shared hateful ideology targeted five people in two separate but connected attacks near Oceanside Pier. Their common thread? Not personal conflict, but a shared belief in racial superiority that led to unprovoked violence. The first attack happened

business

How AI Helps Solo Owners Skip the Hustle and Hit Big Money Fast

July 4, 2026

Many one-person businesses stay small because owners work too hard, not smart. People often patch together random apps and hope for growth, but that old way hits a wall fast. AI tools now do the heavy lifting: they research markets, chat with customers, and point out what works best. A survey of sol