Wednesday, May 27

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→ One iconic California beach hotspot landed on a notorious pollution list — again — just before summer crowds arrive.

→ The family behind Primm Valley Resorts said it is working to revive the fading Nevada gambling hub as the town’s final casino resort prepares to close.

→ An expedition into one of Earth’s harshest regions led to a discovery hidden from explorers for decades.

A few people frolic in the ocean water of a Santa Monica Pier beach near a No Swimming sign.

Public health officials advised people not to swim in the water of Santa Monica Pier’s beaches because of its bacteria levels. (Juliana Yamada/Getty Images)

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→ A popular California beach destination will fine visitors up to $500 for using oversized beach canopies under new summer restrictions.

→ Vacationers faced a life-or-death struggle after a hovercraft disaster unfolded without warning on the water.

→ A power outage stopped a roller coaster at Six Flags, forcing riders to descend an emergency staircase.

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Discovery tales

→ An 8-year-old boy uncovered a 1,700-year-old Roman statuette fragment during a family trip.

→ Construction crews stumbled onto an extraordinary archaeological treasure buried beneath a modern transit expansion.

→ A surprising discovery hidden within an Egyptian mummy is linking one of history’s greatest epics to the ancient world.

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An 8-year-old boy in Israel discovered a rare Roman-era statuette fragment during a family trip, later turning it over to authorities. (Israel Antiquities Authority)

Quote of the week

“I really prayed for this, and I just can’t believe it actually happened!”

After burying her father and losing her son months earlier, a grieving woman recently unearthed an unusually large diamond at an Arkansas state park.

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