The cybersecurity company F5 Inc. said nation-state hackers breached its networks, gaining “long-term, persistent access” to certain systems and stealing some source code. The breach prompted alerts ...

U.S. cybersecurity company F5 disclosed that nation-state hackers breached its systems and stole undisclosed BIG-IP security vulnerabilities and source code. The company states that it first became ...

Illinois coach Bret Bielema was noticeably frustrated after the Illini's 34-16 home loss to No. 1 Ohio State on Saturday, and he had good reason to be. Three turnovers, a handful of missed tackles and ...

CLARK COUNTY, Wash. — A little more than a week ago, a backyard in Washougal was impassable, completely overgrown with blackberries, grapes and all sorts with vegetation. Now, thanks to some help from ...

Americans are flocking in droves to suburban zip codes when choosing a new home, new data shows. According to data from MovingPlace.com published in August, roughly 25.9 million people, or 7.8 percent ...

The Encinitas City Council has unanimously agreed to renew the city’s special “reach” codes that help it meet its climate action plan’s goals of lowering greenhouse gas emissions and reducing energy ...

Larkspur has passed new building standards to help reduce fossil fuel-related emissions. The City Council voted unanimously on Aug. 20 to adopt two ordinances to increase building electrification ...

France, Luxembourg, Malta and Andorra are the latest to recognize a Palestinian state. A map of the world shows which countries recognize Palestinian statehood, and which countries plan to recognize ...

If you recently received a text about "State Code 15c-16.003," be aware that these messages are designed to steal your personal or financial information. In May, Illinois Secretary of State Alexi ...

With the devastating Los Angeles blazes still fresh in memory, cities across the Bay Area region are developing plans to lower the climate-heating emissions that are fanning the flames. But a ...

Crystal Surdyk, city development director, discusses changes to the city’s code enforcement law during a recent CIty Council Housing Committee meeting as councilman Brent Sheldon, R-Ward 1, looks on.