4 arrested, 2 sought in terror plot
Within days of the worst terrorist attack in U.S. history, a band of friends from the Pacific Northwest decided to join Al Qaeda in Afghanistan in the fight against America,...
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California ballot initiative looks at revising term limits
Eleven years after California ignited the nationwide term-limit movement, a campaign is under way to modify a key component of the law by giving state legislators a chance to extend...
Bridge threat downgraded
The FBI on Tuesday concluded that threats against four suspension bridges in California are "not deemed credible," responding to Gov. Gray Davis' public disclosures about possible terrorist attacks that touched...
Californians take threat with a dash of caution
The Bush administration on Friday warned Americans to remain indefinitely on a state of high alert for a second terrorist attack and acknowledged that, despite following more than 170,000 leads,...
Davis: California bridges targeted
California Gov. Gray Davis warned Thursday that there was "credible evidence" that rush-hour terrorist attacks could be directed against four of the state's suspension bridges, including the landmark Golden Gate...
Atomic bomb test site could get war role
On a remote site the size of Rhode Island in a desert previously used for atomic bomb testing, some federal officials envision constructing mock office buildings, factories, houses and subways--and...
Steps to protect against terrorism straining budgets
LOS ANGELES--Mayor Jim Hahn wants to outfit Los Angeles International Airport with an elaborate new security system that would include facial-recognition technology. In Iowa and other states, officials are seeking...
Algerian man didn’t try to hide, neighbors say
Across the nation, many of the men allegedly involved in the Sept. 11 terrorists assault generally kept low profiles, moving constantly and blending into the background of diverse immigrant communities....
Support urged for Arab-Americans
Amid reports of hate crimes, assaults and even killings of innocent people with Arab names, Japanese-Americans are taking the lead in efforts to support Arab-Americans even as they recall World...
Gas masks, firearms go fast as buyers fear more attacks
Responding to fears of further terrorist attacks, Americans across the country are stockpiling freeze-dried food, water, flashlights, survival kits and weapons. "Business is up 10 percent," said Paul Connolly, owner...