California State

The New Republic

California Governor Gavin Newsom has chosen cruelty, emboldened by the conservative Supreme Court.  Following the Supreme Court’s 6–3 decision on Grants Pass v. Johnson in June, which essentially criminalized homelessness, Newsom issued an executive order Thursday for the removal of homeless encampments throughout his state. Newsom urged local governments to destroy the encampments, where tens of thousands of unsheltered Californians live, “with urgency and dignity.”“We are done,” said Newsom. “It’s time to move with urgency to clean up these sites.”Local governments now have the tools they need to address the decades-long issue of homelessness.Today, we are issuing an executive order that...

Gavin Newsom Issues Cruel Order Over Supreme Court Homelessness Ruling

WashingtonExaminer

It is just an average week in the United States, which means that Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) is finding more ways to make California worse. On Monday, Newsom took two different actions on legislation sent to his desk. The first was to sign into law a ban on schools being able to inform parents that […]

How is Gavin Newsom making California worse today?

Los Angeles Times

The vice president is a front-runner to replace President Biden on ballots if he ends his run. The California governor continues to vow not to run against her for president.

As Kamala Harris rises, Gavin Newsom's presidential prospects fall — at least in the short term

Fox News

A movement is underway to reform a decade-old California crime bill that opponents say has wreaked havoc on the state, while a “critical" supporter is running for president.

Kamala Harris played 'critical' role in California crime law now on chopping block

TheDailyBeast

Kamala Harris’ one-time boyfriend and political mentor Willie Brown claims he has a photo of her aboard Donald Trump’s airplane.The 90-year-old former San Francisco mayor claims to have first introduced Harris to Trump in the 1990s, according to Politico. Brown says he still has a picture of them together on board her future presidential election rival’s jet.At the time the picture was taken, Brown and “a few other associates” had been in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where Brown was speaking at Harvard University, according to Politico. Trump sent his plane to take the group to Teterboro, New Jersey because he reportedly wanted...

Kamala Harris’ Ex: I’ve Got a Secret Photo of Her on Trump Force One

Business Insider

Nancy Pelosi was asked if Donald Trump had messed up in selecting JD Vance. She responded by   calling it a "great choice" and laughing.

Nancy Pelosi burst out laughing after being asked if Trump screwed up by picking JD Vance

Los Angeles, CA

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L.A. TACO

L.A. TACO has identified the police officer seen in a viral video sucker-punching a detained man named Alexander Mitchell in Watts over the weekend as Los Angeles Police Department Officer (LAPD) Joshua Sportiello.

LAPD Officer Identified After Punching Detained Man In Face In Watts On Video

The presidential election is less than four months away and this year 36 million Latinos will be eligible to cast a ballot in November’s election, according to the Pew Research Center. On Tuesday night, Chicago Latina Magazine collaborated with Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign and hosted a Zoom call...

Kamala Harris shakes up the Latino vote

Latin Times

SEATTLE - Latino leaders and lawmakers who once criticized the Biden administration over its border policies are now backing Kamala Harris as they say the current Vice President is a far preferable option over former President Donald Trump ahead of the 2024 presidential elections. Latino leaders such as Robert Rivas,...

Latino leaders and civil-rights groups are starting to back Kamala Harris despite disputes over border policy

Seattle, WA

SEATTLE - Experts and former DEA agents are raising their concerns over the recent collaboration between Mexican and Chinese organized criminal groups, arguing that this could pose a potential national security threat to the United States. Ray Donovan, a federal drug agent, found in 2015 that Chinese criminal groups were...

Mexican cartels' increased cooperation with Chinese criminal groups could pose a security threat to the U.S.

Florida State

Uncovering Florida

With hurricane season posing a consistent threat six months out of the year, who would not like a little help getting their home ready for the harsh weather to come? Senate Bill 7028: My Safe Florida Home Program, approved by Governor DeSantis on April 24, 2024, and effective as of July 1, appropriates a one-time total of $200 million from 2024 to 2025 for the purpose of funding hurricane mitigation grants and inspections, as well as outreach and administration costs, to support homeowners in Florida.

DeSantis Signs New Bill Giving $200 Million To Homeowners

Mexican crime reporter Alejandro Martínez Noguez, known as "El Llanero," was shot and killed in the state of Guanajuato, becoming the 47th journalist killed during the Andrés Manuel Lopez Obrador presidency. Martínez was shot by unknown assailants despite having government protection due to previous threats. The news...

Journalist death toll during AMLO presidency hits 47 as new murder in Guanajuato rattles Mexico

West Virginia State

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Norfolk, VA

Cheryl E Preston

Four Virginians were confirmed to be onboard when the Titanic sank on April 14, 1912. Phillip Acts and Selini Decker, who lived a few blocks apart in Norfolk, died when the ship sank. Richmond native Robert Decker and Eloise Smith, who later moved to Richmond from West Virginia, survived.

There's a reason no remains from the Virginia Titanic victims will ever be found

Hamilton, OH

SEATTLE - Twenty years after being charged with first-degree murder, a U.S. fugitive known as "El Diablo" (The Devil) was captured in Mexico. Antonio Riaño was returned to the United States on Aug. 1 after authorities found him in the small town of Zapotitlán Palmas, in Oaxaca, where they say he had been working as a local police officer. Riaño was wanted for a deadly shooting outside an Ohio bar 20 years ago.

U.S. fugitive known as 'The Devil' captured working as Mexico policeman 20 years after alleged murder

The Independent

Kamala Harris, unburdened by what has been, finally sees what can be.“My very first decision as the party nominee in 2020 was to pick Kamala Harris as my Vice President. And it’s been the best decision I’ve made,” wrote President Joe Biden on X, shortly after announcing he would not run for re-election.  “Today I want to offer my full support and endorsement for Kamala to be the nominee of our party this year. Democrats — it’s time to come together and beat Trump. Let’s do this.”With the departure of Biden, Harris is now the party’s presumptive nominee (although...

Kamala Harris, unburdened by what has been, now free to run for president

With Kamala Harris as the front-runner to replace President Joe Biden as the Democratic nominee in the 2024 election, here's what to know about where she stands on key money issues. Harris has supported legislation and advocated for policies regarding retirement, taxes, workers' compensation and more. As voters adjust to...

Here's what a Kamala Harris administration could mean for your wallet

The Guardian

Get up to speed with the Democrat frontrunner – who officiated the first gay wedding in California and won a huge victory when she went to war with the mortgage companies

The Kamala Harris cheat sheet: 18 things to know about the woman who might be president

NewsBreak

Los Angeles authorities unanimously vote to oppose Gov. Gavin Newsom order to remove homeless encampments

SEATTLE - The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has reaffirmed its stance that homelessness should not be criminalized, voting unanimously in favor of a \"care...

SEATTLE - The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has reaffirmed its stance that homelessness should not be criminalized, voting unanimously in favor of a "care...

Los Angeles authorities unanimously vote to oppose Gov. Gavin Newsom order to remove homeless encampments

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