Gandhi tribute first of peace events
“Stop the Hate Week: Building a Culture of Peace” started Tuesday with a tribute to Mahatma Gandhi.

Nov. election about more than just president
Voters in recent weeks have focused their attention on the U.S. presidential election, but other issues are also on the ballot, including a tax proposal to help the Chaffee Zoo in Fresno, a race for one of California’s two U.S. Senate seats and a long list of state propositions that are sparking debate.

Welcome to the Bedroom
Rather than just the basic bar and tables, The Bedroom dance club offers visitors a chance to relax on beds with pillows and blankets, set up beside dressers with candles and even canopies for dancing.

Golf, Luethke win tournament title

National League West has only one team set to battle in postseason

Not much wiggle room in College Football's polls
We’re not going to lie or attempt to beat around the Reggie Bush; trying to recap this weekend’s college football inaction felt more like a study in plate tectonics.

Kerry needs to be aggresive during debates
Thursday’s debate may be the last opportunity for Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry to impress Americans.

Democrats squirm as their candidate falls farther behind
Sixteen years ago, in a “Saturday Night Live’’ sendup of the 1988 presidential debates, Jon Lovitz— playing Michael Dukakis—replied to a windy diatribe by Dana Carvey’s George H.W. Bush with the exasperated remark: “I can’t believe I’m losing to this guy.’