The Declaration of Independence states that all men have certain "unalienable rights." From Mark Twain to Jon Stewart, satirists have picked apart that guarantee and what politicians do to honor it.

Bill Pavlacka, 64, spent nearly two decades of his life building the mini monuments on the sands outside of the Hotel del Coronado on the San Diego beachfront before being told to never return.

Favored Olakonu, who is among the inaugural Valley recipients of an Evans Scholarship for golf caddies, and Brandon Rogers, ...

Edgar Allan Poe was a master of gothic mystery and dark poetry. He used to captivate the audience with his haunting tales.

A Coronado cultural icon almost 20 years in the making has been told to pack up his things and leave. Or, in this case, pack up his shovels, buckets and […] ...

There were hundreds of parties Friday as the Bay Area gears up for Super Bowl LX. But the biggest stars of the ...

Mark Twain, a celebrated American writer and humorist, is recognized as the father of American literature. His enduring works, including "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" and "Adventures of Huckleberry ...

McAvoy tells of a second experience when he was at Mark Twain’s California cabin in Tuolumne County for a ribbon-cutting ...

As in the aftermath of Kent State, the right wing’s opinion is not based on the facts but on political partisanship.

The TikTok coach breaks down why idealizing work can quietly fuel burnout and why constantly reassessing your career matters ...

This quote is a sharp Mark Twain quip which uses humour to expose how war, not curiosity, often forces nations to notice the ...