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Drivers face a week of overnight lane, ramp and freeway connector closures as work continues on the $143.7 million 405 overhaul.

The Lafayette bicycle shop will close Aug. 31 after serving Bay Area cyclists since 1925.
A federal judge released Gaston Rouse under GPS monitoring and strict internet limits as his case heads to a grand jury.
State records show Tyler sent most of his disclosed dollars to Republicans, while Santanella backed Democrats and Democratic-linked PACs.
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Federal prosecutors say a previously deported Salvadoran man was found living in Alexandria without permission to reenter.
The Frankfort resident, who is a firefighter in Palos, started the Palos Park chapter of Project Fire Buddies.
A Rosslyn Metro fare-evasion stop led to the identification and federal indictment of a previously removed suspect, records show.
At Thursday night’s zoning board meeting, Long Beach residents said a proposal to build on West Broadway is too big to fit the neighborhood.
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The new 8,000-square-foot facility on Riggs Street will serve customers across the Northeast.
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Two armed officers remain on PVPUSD campuses under a $280K program while four Peninsula cities consider a new funding agreement.
The village will discuss proposed amendments for the planned unit development at 3300 Lacey Road.
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A parent group asked Westfield's school board to consider four steps, including AI and YouTube limits and a K-8 web allow list.
A homeowner left town, leaving dogs, hamsters and other pets to starve to death inside crates, say police.
Jennifer Haggar of Haverhill, Mass., was placed on leave in February and relieved of duties in June after being arrested on 2 theft charges.
The bill would allow two speed cameras on an eight-mile stretch of PCH where 39 people have died since 2020.
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BeBe Nguyen reflects on her journey from a Vietnamese refugee to leading the Reston Community Center and shaping its future.
Seven Swoop Sirens finished in the top 35, with all five scoring runners placing among the race's top 11.
He covers the biggest names in sports, but traces the path back to his parents, a beloved high school teacher and his hometown.
The neighboring school districts ended the fiscal year on opposite sides of the ledger.
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The proposal went before the Board of Selectmen on Thursday. The plans also require Planning & Zoning review.
As summer wraps up, with school set to begin, Patch takes a look back at the highlights. Post your favorite memories, photos in comments.
As summer wraps up, with school set to begin, Patch takes a look back at the highlights. Post your favorite memories, photos in comments.
At nearly 2, Midlothian's Charleigh Anne Bernal is one of 500 people chosen for a video compiled by the National Down Syndrome Society.
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New bills could change how ICE operates in New York City.
Auditors expect to issue a clean opinion but identified problems with the town’s year-end closing and financial reporting.
Oak Lawn police said the arrests conclude their investigation into “illegal activities” at the Aug. 5 fire and police commission meeting.
NBA 2K League brings its “Stuck in the Truck” activation to Greenwich Village.
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Police were called out twice in the same morning for a reported burglary at the Bumper to Bumper auto shop.
The Board of Education approved a state-required policy barring student internet-enabled device use during school hours.
Court records reportedly connect the Aug. 6 search on Moody Road to two attacks at an Andover home earlier this year.
The town council approved a $61,690 CivicPlus overhaul featuring a new .gov website, 311 system, AI chatbot, and accessibility tools.
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Village officials are considering a proposal to purchase 260 LED-compatible fixtures from Graybar.
A long-vacant 1936 industrial building will become a home, offices, gardens, and public art space.
Ridgefield's Public Safety Facilities Committee voted 6-1 to recommend a $55 million combined police-fire facility.
The new, highly anticipated shop marks the cult-favorite brand's first location uptown.
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An attorney representing 15 sheriffs in a lawsuit over a ban on 287(g) agreements says Nassau County's sheriff has yet to join that suit.
A new actuarial report shows both funds improved.
Storm system improvements at the Lake Mohegan parking lot are proposed by the town's Engineering Department.
Trustees will get an update Monday on the proposed acquisition of 1100 W. Lake Cook Road.
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