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A French tourist died in Death Valley National Park on Monday after their vehicle became stuck in mud along a remote road while traveling with a companion amid extreme Mojave Desert heat. After Pierre Michel Formosa, 68, and his travel companion, both from France, became stranded in the remote California desert, the pair began walking across the salt flats to seek help because there were no other vehicles in the area, the National Park Service said in a news release. With temperatures reaching 116 degrees on Aug. 17, Formosa was unable to continue just over a mile into the trek for help. His companion continued on and eventually encountered…
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North Beach in San Francisco was temporarily shut down Saturday after a 58-foot fishing boat…
A woman died Friday after losing control of her SUV and crashing into a backyard…
A fast-moving wildfire near the Tahoe region has exploded to roughly 2,500 acres, with evacuation…
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The United States Postal Service (USPS) published a rule Friday that would require states to…
Most people see the Los Angeles River and think, “absolutely not.” This woman apparently saw…
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