As the owner of Bulletin and the South Washington County Bulletin, Gary Spooner often had to deal with disgruntled readers ...

Edward 'Ski' Olesky, a beloved Immokalee community leader known as Santa Claus, died at 83, leaving a lasting legacy.

Santa Cruz Burger Week has kicked off, with 34 restaurants across Santa Cruz County offering creative takes on traditional burgers from downtown Santa Cruz to Watsonville. Daniel J, a social media ...

What do you want for Christmas? It’s not the question Santa Claus will typically start with when a child gets deposited on his knee, but the conversation usually gets around to it. Last Saturday, a ...

It was 11:14 p.m. on a crisp, Thursday in December and Santa was missing. Oh, he was around. Everyone had seen him. But he was unrecognizable. It was an emergency here at the North Pole. Because this ...

Christmas is over. Many Americans will soon take down their Christmas trees, mistletoe, and lights. However, Santa Claus may stick around – at least for the stock market. What might a Santa Claus ...

A Santa Claus rally happens 80% of the time in the stock market. It's usually a good indicator for the year ahead... but not always. Even if Santa Claus arrives for the markets, investors should pay ...

U.S. stocks have never seen three negative “Santa Claus rally” periods in a row. So after two straight misses, history says the odds favor a comeback this year. The historically strong Santa rally ...

Looks like some Ohio policemen were trying to avoid landing on the naughty list. A man in a Santa Claus suit was stopped on Tuesday, December 23, while driving with a woman who was dressed as Mrs.

In homes across America, the gifts have been opened, wrapping paper and bows strewn about living rooms. A stout, elderly man in a magic sleigh propelled by flying reindeer delivered toys to children ...

This Christmas, many children welcomed a familiar visitor – a jolly man in a red suit and a sleigh full of gifts. But the bearded figure Americans recognize today as Santa Claus is a relatively modern ...

My phone buzzes. It’s 10:01 p.m. Friday. I answer, but there’s no “Hello!” or “How are you doing?” Just the sound of chewing. "I'm eating nachos," my Dad joyfully mumbles. This is normal. At nearly 70 ...