Gov. Jerry Brown says the state’s century-old water rights system may need re-examining.
2015
Assessment will postpone Canada lynx 5-year review
Based on the review, now expected in December, there will be a recovery plan for the protected cat.
Jewelry heist fascinates Britain
The constabulary is on the defensive after dozens of safety deposit boxes are emptied.
Maine awards medals to fallen and wounded soldiers
A ceremony at the Maine Military Museum and Learning Center in South Portland honors 15.
Nevada rancher remains resolute one year after standoff
Cliven Bundy even marks the anniversary with a well-attended celebration.
World Dispatches
DHAKA, Bangladesh Islamist leader executed for crimes against humanity Authorities in Bangladesh on Saturday executed a senior Islamist party official convicted of crimes against humanity during the country’s 1971 independence war against Pakistan, triggering a call for a nationwide general strike by the condemned man’s supporters. One prison official, speaking on condition of anonymity because […]
NRA: Gunowners targeted by Obama, Clinton
The National Rifle Association fires away at gun-control advocates at its Nashville convention.
Mellencamp’s sons sentenced over altercation
Speck and Hud allegedly punched and kicked a man.
Russian movie directors entering fast-food scene
The Putin government will back a bank loan of $13 million for the project that aims to rival McDonald’s.
Senate faces bipartisan Medicare bill
Lawmakers return from a break with just a few days to prevent a 21 percent cut to Medicare payments.