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The three-year deal he signed in December 2023 includes a club option for the 2027 season. 

A little-known California fault line — already considered one of the most dangerous in the country — was rattled by another earthquake Thursday morning, shaking communities across the Bay Area and setting off a pair of aftershocks.

"We're living in frankly medieval times," he said.

A Frontier Airlines flight faced a medical emergency Thursday morning after four of the five flight attendants on board mysteriously became sick midair.

LSU cornerback DJ Pickett is keeping what he says is rightfully his — the No. 5 jersey number.

The new plan is a brutal 214% jump, hitting locals hard.

Rams rising star Nate Scheelhaase will call plays against the Chiefs, giving the coveted young coach another major opportunity to impress.

Jets coach Aaron Glenn did not hesitate this week when asked if his starters would play in Friday night’s preseason opener against the Buccaneers.

Back to 0-0. 

A new Six Flags Magic Mountain roller coaster that's been declared one of the most intense in the world has been closed for more than a month with no indication of when it will open again after a rider suffered a serious injury.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone benched Spencer Jones for Heliot Ramos against tough lefty José Ferrer during a tight 1-0 loss to Seattle.

Satou Sabally’s coaches and teammates fully support this decision. 

Walt Disney World is rolling out a new generation of high-tech, solar-powered garbage cans.

The stories were detailed in a report from the Department of Health and Human Services on gender-transitioning treatment released Thursday.

A person was fatally stabbed in front of a police station in downtown Los Angeles on Thursday.

New York State governor-hopeful Bruce Blakeman said he will repeal BitLicense if electred to the top job.

Jets fans will get to see No. 2 overall pick David Bailey in his first preseason game action Friday night.

Are the Giants and John Harbaugh — the most special teams-aware head coach in the entire NFL — really going to entrust their placekicking to a fresh-faced rookie? 

Cornerback Terrion Arnold has found his new NFL home.

It didn’t take long for it to come out where Sport Illustrated’s Jimmy Traina would end up next after he announced on Wednesday that he would be leaving the publication.