An Ohio woman unexpectedly won $100,000 after accidentally buying a Mega Millions ticket on Friday the 13th. She plans to use the prize to pay off her car and support her family.
Los Angeles officials are fighting a lawsuit from the owners of Marilyn Monroe’s final home, arguing the demolition block for historical preservation is legally sound.
The El Monte Union High School District is accused of mishandling 113 student abuse cases and violating reporting laws. The district has agreed to four years of monitoring.
Landslides in Rancho Palos Verdes have caused mansion values to plummet, with some priced at just $5,000. Residents face infrastructure collapse as relief efforts remain stalled.
As Cuba faces deep energy and economic crises, the exile community in Miami believes the current system is nearing collapse amid rising protests and pressure from the U.S.
The US Senate noted high absenteeism during a budget bill vote, which passed with 47 in favor and 37 against out of 100 seats, as the nation faces a financial crisis.
Houston anesthesiologist An Q. Van
The Texas Medical Board suspended Dr. An Q. Van
A minivan crashed into a Rochester home, injuring three people and causing severe property damage. Police are currently investigating the cause of the accident.
Bradley Temple pleaded guilty to misusing $277,000 in COVID-19 relief funds for personal expenses. He faces up to 10 years in prison and must repay the full amount.
An Ohio jury ordered TQL to pay $22.5 million for denying a pregnant employee’s request to work from home, which contributed to the tragic death of her newborn.
A wave of removals of César Chávez statues and street names is spreading across California due to controversy. Localities and schools are simultaneously moving to reassess his legacy.
Fresno City Council voted to ban sex offenders from attending meetings in person, sparking a confrontation with Rene Campos, a man on the registry seeking to run for office.
The U.S. Senate warned of canceling its April recess to pass the Department of Homeland Security budget and end the shutdown caused by prolonged immigration policy disputes.
Two former FBI agents are suing Director Kash Patel and AG Pam Bondi, alleging they were unlawfully fired in retaliation for their roles in the
The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to end birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants and temporary visitors to curb
UC Berkeley will pay $1 million and reform policies after an antisemitism lawsuit. The university pledged to adopt the IHRA definition and tighten campus anti-hate regulations.
The U.S. has approved minting a 24K gold coin featuring President Trump for the nation
California is purging lessons on César Chávez after child abuse allegations surfaced, ending his long-standing status as a heroic figure in the state
Rady Children’s Health in San Diego faces lawsuits from families and the California AG for halting gender-affirming care for minors, allegedly violating a legal commitment through 2034.
Governor Gavin Newsom faces backlash for downplaying the cost of a wildlife crossing project that has now ballooned to over $114 million and is facing delays.
South Fulton police are searching for the gunman who killed two teens, ages 14 and 16, on March 17. Authorities have several key leads in the investigation.
Fulton County authorities have deployed a drone system to block contraband at Rice Street Jail and speed up emergency response times within the detention facility.
After a dog in Clayton County severely injured two people, it was euthanized for rabies testing to assist in the victims
Four people escaped unharmed after a shooting at Atlantic Station on March 19. Atlanta police are currently searching for a suspect who fled in a dark-colored Mercedes.
President Trump explained that keeping the Iran operation secret from Japan was vital for the element of surprise, citing Pearl Harbor as a historical illustration.
The US-based Yeshiva World News was cyberattacked and defaced with Persian messages amid security warnings regarding Iran. The website has since returned to normal operations.
The FBI dismantled an identity theft ring in Los Angeles, arresting Amen Vardevaryan for a $17 million fraud scheme using elderly homeowners
Costco is opening its first standalone gas station in California with 40 pumps, offering discounted prices for members to help combat rising fuel costs.
A San Diego elementary school honored Cesar Chavez despite serious abuse allegations, prompting several California districts to reconsider naming public buildings after him.
