Berkeley, a Look Back: Wrong apartments painted a century agoC.M. Gates' crew mistakenly painted the wrong apartment building, incurring losses and humorous local lore.The state Supreme Court supports the right for cities to establish zoning laws for single-family residential areas.
Carter to Lie in State in Capitol Starting TuesdayJimmy Carter, despite his humble roots, will receive a grand national send-off including tributes and a state funeral following his recent death.
Trailblazing trans senator Sarah McBride to be sworn into US Senate todaySarah McBride makes history as the first out trans senator in the US Congress.
Famous Architects Dress as Their Famous New York City Buildings (1931)The 1931 Society of Beaux-Arts Architects ball featured architects dressed as their buildings, marking a unique cultural event during the Great Depression.
The London Buzz - 3rd December 2024London is facing increased concerns over women's safety and an alarming rise in abuse and violence against them.
October 19: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORYThe cornerstone of the Yorktown monument was laid in 1881 with Presidential presence and Masonic honors.In 1947, the U.S. planned substantial aid to Europe under the Marshall Plan while emphasizing resource conservation.
Notable moments in football historyFootball's history is rich with significant milestones that have shaped the game globally.
May 30: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORYThe article highlights historical events reported by the Brooklyn Daily Eagle in 1844 and 1909, showcasing the coverage of political conventions and President Taft's leisure activities.