Weird

When the Highway Patrol arrived on the scene, they found a mess of twisted metal and a little bit of hair.

Portola, CA, was purchased by Guru O'shnish and his mystical quasi-Hindu-Indian cult from Oregon for $54 million, leaving each town member with above-market value for their properties. However, the decision to close the beloved Squeeze Burger inside the 7-Eleven on Sierra Avenue has left residents outraged. Meanwhile, nearby Graeagle is constructing a Trump-style wall to keep the cult out, while Quincy citizens simmer with jealousy and resentment over their town being deemed "too smokey and garish" by the cult.

"This guy lives in la-la-land. It's basic economics. And that's something that Pete doesn't seem to get."

Retired area "old-timer" James Richards has shared a special stash of photos he collected from "his NASA years" with family and friends. However since his recent passing, his son Richard suspects that his Father might have invented not only his astrophysics background, but also fabricated stories about his exclusive "space pictures" of Earth.

The annual private meeting of North American and European elites known as the Bilderberg Group announced this week that they will be holding their annual conference at Herrington's Sierra Pines Resort in June of 2022.

The underwater "ruins" of Atlantis discovered on the Nevada side of Lake Tahoe.

The Grass Valley DMV has introduced a "stress-free" office where customers receive complimentary therapy sessions with their appointments. The redesigned office offers a calming atmosphere, herbal tea, and licensed therapists to help residents cope with DMV-related stress. The innovative approach has been praised by many, though some locals remain skeptical about mixing therapy with government services.

Skyy Wolford, a North San Juan resident, jokingly started a conspiracy theory claiming he’s an alien observer sent to study humanity. What began as a prank quickly spiraled into a personal obsession, with Skyy now fully convinced of his extraterrestrial origins. His theory has gained a surprising online following, making Skyy both the creator and the biggest believer of his own myth.

Nevada City has declared itself a "Gnome Sanctuary City" following an unexplained surge in lawn ornament population. Residents are now required to provide food and shelter for any gnome found on their property. While some embrace the new ordinance, others worry about the long-term consequences, fearing an overpopulation crisis and questioning the origins of these ceramic squatters.