Month: June 2019

” Toy Story 4 ” hung onto the top spot in its second week in theaters and the horror sequel ” Annabelle Comes Home ” opened in line with expectations, but the Cinderella story of the weekend was actually the third place movie: ” Yesterday. ” The Danny Boyle-directed musical romantic comedy featuring the music

A former New York City police detective who was a leader in the fight for the Sept. 11 Victims Compensation Fund died Saturday at age 53. Detective Luis Alvarez’s death from cancer was announced by Chief of Detectives Dermot Shea, who tweeted that Alvarez was ” an inspiration, a warrior, a friend. ” Alvarez appeared

One person was ejected from their vehicle after being involved in a rollover crash that happened Friday. Rural Metro Fire Department said firefighters responded to the crash at 2 p.m. on Martinez Lake Road. Authorities reported that the vehicle had three people aboard and had rolled over. One person was ejected from the vehicle, Rural

The new policy is known as ” Remain in Mexico, ” that requires undocumented immigrants to stay in Mexico to await their asylum court hearing was first announced by former Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen. This new policy requires the government to send asylum seekers back to Mexico while they wait to see if

Despues de cinco años de matrimonio , Víctor Aguirre y Fernando Urías , la primera pareja del mismo sexo que se casó en Mexicali, continúan luchando por la diversidad de genero y la tolerancia . En este día internacional que se celebra el orgullo gay, la pareja ha demostrado ser un ejemplo ante la sociedad

A woman was caught on Thursday attempting to smuggle fentanyl inside her body. According to Customs and Border Protection, Border Patrol agents at the I-19 immigration checkpoint near Amado, Ariz., arrested a 22-year-old woman after she was caught with fentanyl. Border Patrol agents said the woman had the fentanyl inside her body. She was reportedly

Authorities say they have found the body of a 1-year-old boy who went missing after his family’s vehicle got stuck in a remote area of New Mexico on the Navajo Nation. Volunteers and state and county authorities had joined Navajo police in their search for Kyron Kelewood , which began Thursday outside of Shiprock ,

A Flagstaff man says his rights were violated when police wrongfully arrested him on suspicion of selling LSD. Tremayne Nez spent more than a day in jail after his arrest earlier this month as part of a multi-agency drug operation.Police say his arrest was a case of mistaken identity and have apologized to Nez .

An engineer shouted for the young migrant woman to hurry up and climb aboard the freight train or she’d be left behind. In her bright red tennis shoes, she quickened her pace and was the last to get on when it pulled out near Salto de Agua in Mexico’s southernmost state of Chiapas. Hours later

The Las Vegas City Council voted to allow parking tickets to be paid with donations of school supplies for a limited time. According to a press release, the program was issued from June 19 to July 19. The donations have to be made within thirty days of receiving the ticket, and a receipt of the

Rural Metro fire department ( RMFD ) has turned the scene of the mulch fire on County 12th Street over to the property owner. According to Rural Metro Fire officials, the property owner and his team are moving material and extinguishing smoldering areas with small water pumps and one large water pump. RMFD said they

Many parts of planning a trip can be stressful but packing shouldn’t be one of them. Whether you’re traveling for business, road tripping or going on summer vacation– what and how you pack makes all the difference in your trip. One way to feel prepared is to pack early. Don’t wait until the night before

La promoción de la aerolínea Volaris que ofrecen a los migrantes centroamericanos el costo de boleto de regreso a su país por un dolar a causado desilusión a centroamericanos que se quedaron varados en Mexicali. De acuerdo a testimonios de migrantes que viven en el albergue Alfa y Omega, varios de ellos se apuntaron a

An Alabama district attorney’s office hasn’t decided whether to prosecute a woman indicted for manslaughter after she lost her fetus when she was shot during a fight. Marshae Jones was five months pregnant when 23-year-old Ebony Jemison shot her in the stomach during a December altercation over the fetus’s father, authorities said. Jemison was initially