New audit turns up no misuse.

Walden books picks Bridgeport student’s essay about imagination.

Newest coaster at hometown park a real blast to the senses.

With Black Sabbath’s “Crazy Train” and confetti blasting into the morning sky, officials at Six Flags Magic Mountain launched "X2," the newest thrill ride in the parks’ collection on Thursday morning.

Originally opened in 2001as “X,” the new and improved coaster takes guests on ride that swoops, drops, twists and turns while throwing in fog, smoke, fire and music.

Wireless services can help recover more children safely.

The California Highway Patrol is adding another way for you to be their eyes and ears when a child goes missing. Now citizens can get Amber Alerts directly on their cell phones.

Because getting vital information out as quickly as possible can mean a safe recovery for abducted children, the CHP is hoping everyone will take advantage of this new service. Since the inception of the Amber Alert program, 148 children have been safely located.