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Stonewall was not the only gay bar in Greenwich Village and it wasn't the nicest. It had no running water and its windows were boarded so no one could see inside. The drinks were watered down and overpriced.But none of that mattered to patrons because it was one of the few places where they could dance.Robert Bryan moved to New York in 1968 for the "dancing and cute boys" at Stonewall. He says most of the clientele was like him: gay, white and cisgender.Transgender people were occasional customers, but in that era, they self-identified as drag queens or transvestites, not transgender. And they rarely dressed in full garb, mindful not just of street harassment, but of a law that forbade wearing more than three pieces of clothing associated with the opposite sex."At first it was just a gay men's bar. And they didn't allow no women in. And then they started allowing women in. And then they let the drag queens in," Johnson said in an 944

Tehama County sheriff's officials said the shootings began at around 8 a.m. Tuesday and lasted about 45 minutes. The shootings took place in at least seven locations, including Rancho Tehama Elementary School.According to officials, they received reports of shots fired at a home where the shooter injured a resident and stole a truck and later a van. The incident then evolved and included more locations.In a press conference Tuesday afternoon, authorities said the shooter used a semi-automatic rifle, though the exact make and model were not released. Two handguns were also recovered. Authorities said the shooter also wore a military-style vest.The shooter's name hasn't been released, though authorities confirmed that the shooter was a resident of the small northern California town.  797

Technology to warn citizens of an earthquake is already available for Los Angeles County residents in the form of the ShakeAlertLA mobile app.The app, the country’s first publicly available earthquake early warning mobile app, provides alerts for earthquakes in LA County that are magnitude 5.0 or greater. 306

Steve Gebbie lives in Leilani Estates, one of the hardest-hit areas. He said watching the lava destroy homes in his subdivision has been surreal.When the Kilauea volcano erupted May 3, he joined hundreds of others forced from their homes in the subdivision. His home is still standing, but it's surrounded by toxic gas."It's hard to believe that it's happened in our neighborhood," said Gebbie, who's lived in the subdivision for 12 years. "And every day has gotten worse."The lush green jungle has turned into rotten, yellow vegetation. Sections of streets that disappeared under the lava two weeks ago now look like a river of black molten rock. 647

Smith was taken into custody at Oakland International Airport just before the USD basketball team’s flight back to San Diego following their 64-61 victory against the University of San Francisco. 195

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