Miller Sanford Donald Bryce is devastated upon viewing the remains of his father-in-law Stuart McCallister’s home, destroyed in the Palisades fire. (Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times) By Wednesday morning, it looked as if a bomb had detonated on Sunset Boulevard. As the catastrophic Palisades fire receded from one of the city’s iconic thoroughfares, smoke and ash … Read more
NFL return rumors didn’t stop Bill Belichick from going shopping in the transfer portal of North Carolina. UConn star defensive lineman Pryce Yates signed with the Tar Heels on Tuesday, according to ESPN, adding to an impressive lineup of transfers for the legendary football coach. UNC has now earned commitments from 13 players since Belichick … Read more
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass became stone-faced when confronted by a reporter as she returned to America to find her city burning Wednesday. “Do you owe citizens and apology for being absent while their homes were burning, and do you regret cutting the Fire Department budget by millions of dollars madame mayor?” Sky News reporter … Read more
Suffolk County taxpayers could be on the hook for $60 million in a migrant class-action lawsuit for holding on to illegal immigrants until the feds could show up and ship them out of the country, officials said Wednesday. A federal judge ruled that the sheriff’s office in the Long Island county acted on its own … Read more
Carlos Rafael, left, and Antonio Pablo watch the wildfires from Kenneth Hahn State Park on Wednesday. (Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times) Billowing wildfire smoke rolled over large swathes of Los Angeles County on Jan. 8, prompting school closures and triggering air quality advisories across the region. From Altadena to Santa Monica, the outbreak … Read more
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis was ordered to pay nearly $22,000 in legal fees to a conservative watchdog last week after a Georgia court found that she “flatly ignored” an open records request submitted by the organization. The group, Judicial Watch, had submitted an Open Records Act (ORA) request to Fulton County in August … Read more
The attacker bashed the worker with a metal pipe, then stole $3,500. DCPI A mugger brutally beat a Hell’s Kitchen food vendor with a metal pipe – breaking his teeth – before ripping off $3,500 from him in a brutal attack this week, authorities said. The 36-year-old food cart operator was working around 10:30 p.m. … Read more
New York faced a whopping 53% spike in homelessness last year — marking the highest per capita rate in the nation — thanks largely to the influx of migrants housed in Big Apple shelters, according to the feds. The Empire State had more than 158,000 people without a permanent roof over their head — out … Read more
President-elect Donald Trump briefly paid his respects to late former President Jimmy Carter. REUTERS President-elect Donald Trump and his wife Melania honored the late President Jimmy Carter on Wednesday before huddling with Senate Republicans for a wide-ranging discussion on his legislative priorities in the first 100 days — including border security and energy reforms. “It … Read more
A trio of raging wildfires reduced entire Los Angeles neighborhoods to ash and gutted historic Tinsel Town landmarks — with one blaze becoming the City of Angels’ most destructive of all time less than 36 hours after it began. The indefatigable Pacific Palisades inferno carved a path of devastation in western LA County Wednesday, a … Read more
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