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Budget in place in the city of Campbell, but not without disagreement.

NEOEA claims Republican gubernatorial candidate's education funding proposal would devastate school districts, including Youngstown.

Phony e-mails even use the name of the Better Business Bureau to try to swindle "winners".

Kathy Dahlkemper is targeted in a new ad that questions her interest in preventing cancer.

Liberty in Bloom spent Wednesday beautifying the township. The group has been around 10 years.

CIA director Leon Panetta says the stepped-up attacks by the U.S. has driven Osama bin Laden and other al-Qaida leaders deeper into hiding.

A Toyota spokesman says a Prius that crashed into a stone wall in the New York suburbs is yielding data on engine speed and pedal position.

FBI Director Robert Mueller says the man suspected of trying to blow up a U.S. airliner on Christmas is cooperating with investigators.

U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan says college basketball teams that don't graduate at least 40 percent of their players should be banned from postseason play.

Prosecutors say a member of a polygamist group whose sprawling West Texas ranch was raided in 2008 has been found guilty of sexual assault of a child.

Thousands of demonstrators remained encamped in the historic heart of the Thai capital Thursday vowing to engage in "class warfare" until the government is ousted.

Venezuela and Belarus strengthened ties in energy and trade Wednesday with Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez saying they are seeking to increase their independence from the U.S. and other "imperialist" nations.

Officials say a powerful cyclone destroyed more than half the houses in many villages in northern Fiji but only one death has been reported.

A court in northern China has upheld a life sentence for a former supreme court judge convicted of embezzlement and bribery, a state-run newspaper reported.

Officials announced that international adoptions will resume in Guatemala this June after a nearly two-year suspension prompted by the discovery that some babies were being sold.