Emergency repairs are expected to halt service from Sept. 16 through Oct 3. Sand erosion and bluff instability has been a hot topic in recent years, with strong surf and high tides causing damage to coastlines as the sea batters the land. This week, a major swell brought massive waves, which combined with a 5.5-foot high tide to push the water toward shore. In that area, the track runs very close to the shoreline.

The trial of Paul Rusesabagina, whose story was portrayed in the Oscar-nominated movie, was denounced by human rights advocates as a “show trial” intended to silence critics of Rwanda’s president.

WASHINGTON (AP) — A federal law enforcement officer was arrested carrying a gun at Saturday’s rally at the U.S. Capitol billed to support the suspects charged in January’s insurrection but will not be prosecuted.

Surviving colleagues had to tell the FEC that Tampa’s GOP committee might be late with its filing, while others turned Gregg Prentice’s sudden death into a “murder” conspiracy.

The global labour shortage is forcing companies like Amazon to stop punishing employees for recreational drug use.

Joseph Sobolewski, of Harrisburg, paid $2 for a Mountain Dew at a Perry County convenience store after seeing a sign that said 2 for $3. But single bottles cost $2.29 each.

The Baychester Houses have been brightly refurbished using a federal program that could help fix America’s ailing subsidized housing situation.

A new study shows indigenous resistance cut emissions by at least 25%.

A Bay Area worker needs to earn between $45 and $68 an hour to afford a median-priced two bedroom apartment, well out of reach for low income and minimum wage workers, according to a new study.

The world’s largest tree, the General Sherman in Sequoia National Park, was spared direct fire damage as the KNP Complex blaze swept into the park’s beloved Giant Forest over the weekend, while flames from the Windy Fire burned into other sequoia groves on Sierra Nevada slopes to the south and threatened Tulare County homes, officials said Sunday. Hand crews worked to clear the area around the General Sherman and set controlled fires to remove ground fuel and expand the protection area around the grove, Jack Owen, spokesperson for the KNP Complex Fire Information Office, said Sunday evening.

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Rolling Stone reached out to dozens of state, regional and national Black-led or Black-founded charities. Only one reported receiving any money from Wallen, and it wasn’t nearly half a mil

Workers on the platform want customers to boycott the app to pressure it to improve dismal working conditions ahead of a rumored IPO.

Democrats won’t use their $3.5 trillion package bolstering social and climate programs for their plan to give millions of immigrants a chance to become citizens, after the Senate’s parliamentarian said no on late Sunday, a crushing blow to what was the party’s clearest pathway in years to attaining that long-sought goal. The decision by Elizabeth MacDonough, the Senate’s nonpartisan interpreter of its often enigmatic rules, is a damaging and disheartening setback for President Joe Biden, congressional Democrats and their allies in the pro-immigration and progressive communities.

Child care employment is still down more than 126,000 positions as workers leave for higher-paying positions as bank tellers, administrative assistants and retail clerks. Parents are struggling to return to work as daycare and after school programs dwindle.

For Haitians in Del Rio and Ciudad Acuña, a sense of despair is settling in as U.S. and Mexico authorities cut off path to border and expedite removals. A mounted U.S. Border Patrol agent shouted commands in a tense encounter with Haitian migrants wading through the Rio Grande near Del Rio, Texas. As the Haitians tried to climb onto the U.S. side of the river Sunday afternoon, the agent shouted: "Let's go! Get out now! Back to Mexico!" The agent swung his whip menacingly, charging his horse toward the men in the river who were trying to return to an encampment under the international bridge in Del Rio after buying food and water in Ciudad Acuña, Mexico. One migrant fell as he tried to dodge, others shielded their heads with their hands. After a few minutes the agents retreated, allowing the migrants to return to the camp, where over 10,000 are waiting for the chance to open an asylum claim in the United States.

As authorities continue searching for Brian Laundrie in Florida and work to confirm that a body found Sunday in Wyoming is that of Gabby Petito, internet sleuths have pointed out footage of Laundrie reading a book about women who go missing. In a video called "VAN LIFE | Beginning Our van Life Journey," posted to Petito's YouTube channel Nomadic Statik on August 19, Laundrie is briefly seen reading the book Annihilation by Jeff VanderMeer. In the novel, four women travel into an uninhabited area. Three of women die, and the fourth stays in the area permanently.

Polls show the former lawmaker continues to trail Gov. Greg Abbott but the distance has been shrinking.

Pfizer said Monday its COVID-19 vaccine works for children ages 5 to 11 and that it will seek U.S. authorization for this age group soon -- a key step toward beginning vaccinations for youngsters. The vaccine made by Pfizer and its German partner BioNTech already is available for anyone 12 and older.

Hogan decided not to join the much-criticized show after it unraveled during her casting process.