Silverio Villegas González had cocaine in his system when he was shot and killed by a federal immigration agent during a traffic stop in Franklin Park, according to a newly released autopsy report. The report shows Villegas González, a father …
Silverio Villegas González, killed by ICE agent in suburban Chicago, had cocaine in system, autopsy shows Read MoreBroadview Mayor Katrina Thompson declared a “civil emergency” in the suburb, citing threats by protesters to disrupt the town’s board of trustees meeting, as well as threats against her and village hall in recent months. The executive order will keep …
Broadview mayor declares ‘civil emergency,’ moves board meetings online Read MoreBy GERALD IMRAY CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) — South Africa’s foreign minister on Monday criticized a plane that arrived in the country with more than 150 Palestinians on board as part of a “broader agenda” to clear out Gaza …
South Africa foreign minister says charter flights part of a plan to clear Palestinians out of Gaza Read MoreA wrongful death lawsuit filed Monday, Nov. 17, named Southern California Edison and Genasys, Inc., Los Angeles County’s emergency alert vendor, alleging Genasys’ defective design caused Altadena residents west of Lake Avenue to receive evacuation orders hours late, leading to …
LA County’s emergency alert vendor accused of ‘digital redlining,’ sued by Eaton fire victim’s family Read MoreBy MATTHEW DALY WASHINGTON (AP) — The Environmental Protection Agency announced Monday it is redefining the scope of the nation’s bedrock clean water law to significantly limit the wetlands it covers, building on a Supreme Court decision two years ago …
EPA moves to limit scope of clean water law to reduce amount of wetlands it covers Read MoreEL SEGUNDO — The Lakers welcomed back a familiar face on Monday. LeBron James practiced with the team for the first time after being sidelined for the last 1½ months because of sciatica on his right side, taking another significant …
Lakers’ LeBron James practices with season debut imminent Read MoreThe U.S. Department of Justice sued the state of California, its governor and attorney general on Monday, challenging what the DOJ claims is an “unconstitutional” attempt to impede federal law enforcement by imposing a mask ban and identification requirement on …
California mask ban for federal officers prompts US to sue state — and its leaders Read MoreBrandon McCoy Jr #0 of St. John Bosco fouls Devin Wright #4 of Redondo Union in the first half of a prep playoff basketball game at St. John Bosco High School in Bellflower on Friday, Feb. 14, 2025. (Photo by …
Daily News boys basketball 2025-26 preseason top 15 rankings Read MoreDebra McGillem allegedly left weed gummies out in the classroom, where students later ate them (Picture: Steuben County Sheriff’s Office) Two Angola High School students accidentally ate weed gummies that had allegedly been left in a classroom by a teacher, …
Teacher arrested after ‘weed gummies left out in open’ in class and pupils ate them Read MoreAndrew Mountbatten Windsor has been seen horseriding with an unidentified woman (Picture: Peter Macdiarmid) Andrew Mountbatten Windsor has stepped out in public for the first time since losing all of his royal titles and receiving an eviction notice from his …
Andrew is seen horse riding amid accusations he is ‘hiding’ from Epstein questions Read MoreAfter a week and a half of flight cancellations across the Bay Area, the skyways are returning to normal after the Federal Aviation Administration lifted its flight reductions beginning Monday morning. The FAA announced Sunday that it was lifting its …
Bay Area airport operations return to normal following resumption of full air traffic Read MoreRICHMOND — A person was shot to death Monday morning in the Iron Triangle area, authorities said. Their name has not yet been released. On Monday at about 5:55 a.m., police dispatchers received a gunshot detection system alert in the …
Person fatally shot in Richmond Monday morning Read MoreLess than 10 months ago, San Jose city dignitaries and Santa Clara Valley Water District officials thrust their shovels into the ground, scooping piles of dirt on a stretch of property along the Guadalupe River once lined with encampments, with …
The opening of San Jose’s latest tiny home community puts the city on track to triple its shelter system this year Read MoreAfter a week and a half of flight cancellations across the Bay Area, the skyways are returning to normal after the Federal Aviation Administration lifted its flight reductions beginning Monday morning. The FAA announced Sunday that it was lifting its …
Bay Area airport operations return to normal following resumption of full air traffic Read MoreRICHMOND — A person was shot to death Monday morning in the Iron Triangle area, authorities said. Their name has not yet been released. On Monday at about 5:55 a.m., police dispatchers received a gunshot detection system alert in the …
Person fatally shot in Richmond Monday morning Read MoreLess than 10 months ago, San Jose city dignitaries and Santa Clara Valley Water District officials thrust their shovels into the ground, scooping piles of dirt on a stretch of property along the Guadalupe River once lined with encampments, with …
The opening of San Jose’s latest tiny home community puts the city on track to triple its shelter system this year Read MoreThe University of Denver men’s soccer team will start its search for a third College Cup berth at home. Two days after beating UMKC for a tournament title in their final Summit League match before heading to the West Coast …
DU Pioneers men’s soccer draws UC Irvine for NCAA Tournament opener Read MoreAfter a months-long campaign by the Trump administration including visits by Vice President J.D. Vance, Indiana Senate Republicans announced Friday that they’re rejecting President Donald Trump’s push to redraw the state’s congressional maps in order to help Republicans win more U.S. House …
MAGA Governor Slams Red State Lawmakers “Hiding Behind Closed Doors,” Failing Trump Read MoreGambling culture in America has gone viral. Bets can be made by cellphone or the tap of a computer key. People can bet on the length of the national anthem or whether a coin toss comes up heads or tails. …
Bet on problems to arise with glorification of gambling Read MoreTwo men were stabbed in separate attacks blocks apart in the West Loop early Monday. Most recently, Central District officers on patrol about 2 a.m. found a 44-year-old man standing in the middle of the street with several injuries in …
2 stabbed in separate West Loop attacks overnight Read More