Lucas studied journalism at the University of Nevada and began a career in local news in 2011: first in Reno, as a newscast producer, then moving on to Seattle in 2015, working as an assignment editor and writer. In 2019, Lucas joined the team here at Patch, serving Western Washington as a Field Editor for the Seattle region. Have a news tip? E-mail: lucas.combos@patch.com
Took a break from the news this weekend? Worry not: we've rounded up some of the stories you missed in NorCal on Saturday and Sunday.
Took a break from the news this weekend? Worry not: we’ve rounded up some of the stories you missed in SoCal on Saturday and Sunday.
Another warming trend is getting underway, and forecasters are tracking the chance for a few thunderstorms developing next week.
Most inland areas of Northern California will be under a moderate heat risk this weekend as temps soar up to 20 degrees above average.
The federal public health emergency for the COVID-19 pandemic has come to an end. Here's where things stand in the Golden State.
County planners will host an online session next week to detail a new report about how rising sea levels could impact Stinson Beach.
More than 40 police and fire agencies will participate in a career fair scheduled this month in San Jose.
After a pleasant start to the week, Puget Sound is looking at a summer-like run of unseasonable heat. Here's when it arrives.
A local teen is among just a few dozen young people nationwide being recognized this week for their community work.
A local young woman is among just a few dozen winners nationwide being recognized this week for their community work.
Two local teens are among just a few dozen young people nationwide being recognized this week for their community work.
The Marin County Fair returns at the end of June and will keep the party going for five consecutive nights.
Four men and a teen boy were hospitalized with serious injuries Sunday after a man opened fire on the sidewalk.
Firefighters from Redwood City, Woodside and Menlo Park will be out at Huddart Park this week preparing for wildfire season.
Took a break from the news this weekend? Worry not: we've rounded up some of the stories you missed in NorCal on Saturday and Sunday.
Took a break from the news this weekend? Worry not: we’ve rounded up some of the stories you missed in SoCal on Saturday and Sunday.
A white UC Berkeley professor penned an apology this week after spending a lifetime claiming to be Native American.
Caltrans crews will continue pothole repairs and striping work near San Rafael and Novato starting Sunday night.
The new aluminum bridge over Arroyo de en Medio replaces the deteriorating structure that was closed in July 2020.
Local leaderswill honor the memory of Matthew Axelson, a Cupertino native who was killed during a military operation in 2005.
