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The retailer Big Lots, who operates nearly 1,400 stores throughout the U.S., is now the latest to shutter some California locations, citing economic challenges.

Over 3 million cleverly hidden containers around the world are waiting to be found. They are part of the world’s largest treasure hunt, called Geocaching. You can start by looking in your own neighborhood.

A $20,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest of the person who brutally assaulted and ran over 42-year-old Peter Chounthala, a Marine who died in Bellflower, California earlier this year.

What do the top ranking cities for fitness have in common? A new report ranked the largest American cities on fitness level and environment.

You might soon see higher costs for streaming services, as Netflix phases out its lowest-priced ad-free plan in the U.S., and Peacock announces a rate increase for subscribers.

The U.S. House recently passed the Falun Gong Protection Act. It has the goal of ending a persecution that’s lasted over 2 decades, which includes forcefully harvesting organs from prisoners of conscience. Hear what Falun Gong practitioners and supporters say in San Francisco

The inflation rate is at 3.0%, and a new survey by Bankrate states that 43% of Americans say their finances have become worse since 2021. Finding access to food at a lower cost can help relieve stress on the pocketbook, and one company is doing just that.

A local community honors a former fire chief who was tragically killed. He used his body, shielding his family during the shooting at Trump's rally in Pennsylvania.

As an award-winning photojournalist with a career spanning several decades, Catherine Bauknight’s legendary photographs have been featured in many publications, including Time Magazine. She shares how she captures the moments.

The fitness industry set a new world record for jumping jacks. A massive group of individuals attempted a jumping jack challenge in Southern California. tells us more about the historic achievement.

The Buy Nothing Project has become a worldwide social movement, with 128,000 Buy Nothing communities in 44 nations. The idea is to rethink buying habits and reduce items from going to the landfill. has the story.