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Witnesses said they saw small flashes in an alley at around the same time gunshots were fired. Responding deputies found a man lying on the ground with gunshot wounds. 167

With less than two months to go, the clock is ticking. Whoever won the second largest lottery in U.S. history has until 5 p.m. on April 19 to walk into the South Carolina Lottery office in Columbia with the signed ticket and claim the jackpot.The winning ticket was sold at the KC Mart in Simpsonville sometime between Oct. 20 and the drawing at 11 p.m. on Oct. 23. Store employee Jee Patel said State Law Enforcement Division agents were waiting in the parking lot when workers came to open at 6 a.m. the next day. 515

While the causes of the Camp and Woolsey fires have not been determined, state regulators are investigating two utility companies that reported incidents shortly before the two fires started Thursday.Almost 15 minutes before the Camp Fire began near Pulga, Pacific Gas and Electric Co. said it experienced a transmission line outage about a mile northeast of the town.In Ventura County, where the Woolsey Fire began, Southern California Edison reported that a circuit relayed about 2 minutes before the fire started Thursday afternoon. It happened "near E Street/Alfa Road" -- the same intersection where Cal Fire said the Woolsey Fire began.But the utility said "at this point we have no indication from fire agency personnel that SCE utility facilities may have been involved in the start of the fire."Both power companies said they are cooperating with state investigators. 876

Zéa continues to make impressive gains, Bourne said. "She is walking more independently and further every session. As she's growing up, she's more engaged in physical therapy and is motivated to work hard to reach her goals." 225

Whether it's getting a new key or picking up a replacement driver's license or birth certificate, residents are busy with the essential but mundane tasks of rebuilding their lives after the worst set of wildfires in California history destroyed nearly 6,000 buildings and claimed 43 lives. 289