Underworld Turns

Intoxicated parents arrested after barefoot toddler found wandering alone on train tracks at 6 a.m. in Needles

A couple has been arrested after their toddler was found wandering on train tracks with no shoes early in the morning, according to authorities.   A release from the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department’s Colorado River Sheriff’s Station states that, around 6 a.m. Sunday, deputies responded to the area of Broadway and L Street in Needles, […]
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Israel Has Killed Nearly 200 Palestinian Journalists in Gaza

Israel Has Killed Nearly 200 Palestinian Journalists in Gaza

Since the start of Israel’s war on Gaza in October 2023, the Israeli military has killed nearly 200 Palestinian journalists, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ). The latest deaths include six journalists—five for Al Jazeera and one freelancer—who the Israeli military killed on Sunday in Gaza City, according to CPJ. Those killed include […]
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The National Guard Is Coming to DC

Residents of Washington, DC, where crime rates have consistently fallen, can soon expect to see the National Guard patrolling the streets as a part of President Trump’s claims that violent crime is rampant in the capital. The plan, which Trump celebrated as a liberation, will also reportedly include 120 temporarily reassigned FBI agents to assist […]
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Water restored to thousands in San Fernando Valley

Thousands of San Fernando Valley residents have had restored their access to running water, though they’re not quite back to normal just yet. Water service was restored at 2:37 a.m. Monday after a nearly weeklong outage due to “a broken valve that required complex repairs,” the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power said. LADWP […]
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Securing a family’s legacy, one deed at a time

In New York City and across the United States — where housing affordability is tight, legal systems are complex, and historic inequities still linger — owning a home doesn’t guarantee keeping it. For thousands of New Yorkers, a quiet but devastating issue threatens their ability to preserve their homes and pass them down to future generations: heirs property.
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Building a more affordable New York

Let’s face it, the cost of living isn’t cheap. Whether you’re buying groceries, paying rent or juggling child care, it can feel like your paycheck is stretched to the limit every week. But Gov. Hochul is committed to improving the quality of life for you and the more than 20 million residents living in New York State. She fought for and delivered a state budget that puts you first and makes New York a more affordable and livable state.
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Los Angeles nurse released from ICE custody without charges

A Los Angeles nurse and community activist whose arrest drew protests and sharp criticism from local officials and advocacy groups was released from federal custody Saturday without criminal charges, according to National Nurses United. Amanda Trebach, a registered nurse and member of the community group Unión del Barrio, had been detained Friday morning while monitoring […]
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