Senator-elect Mark Kelly holds roundtable on coronavirus pandemic
Senator-elect Mark Kelly is already hitting the ground running following his victory against Republican Senator Martha McSally.
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Senator-elect Mark Kelly is already hitting the ground running following his victory against Republican Senator Martha McSally.
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The most populous county in Washington state is moving forward with a plan that will allow community groups — instead of courts — decide the punishment for some low level felonies. King County, which includes Seattle, approved funding for criminal justice diversion programs on Tuesday as part of its $12.59 billion, two-year budget. The budget
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A Maricopa County Superior Court judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the Arizona Republican Party requesting a hand-count audit of ballots from the November 3rd General Election.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom announced Thursday, he’s imposing an overnight curfew as the most populous state tries to head off a surge in coronavirus cases.
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A number of museums in Washington, DC are closing their doors again amid a spike in coronavirus cases. The Smithsonian Institution announced on Thursday it will temporarily close all its museums and the National Zoo beginning on November 23 due to the rising number of Covid-19 cases across DC and nationwide. “The Institution’s top priority
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The University of California, Berkeley is cutting ties with part of its past and renaming two buildings that are named for men with controversial and racist legacies. The names from LeConte Hall and Barrows Hall were removed Wednesday, according to a statement from university chancellor Carol Christ. This comes after a formal review process found
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An additional month has been added for border restrictions with Canada and Mexico. That’s another month of low business and low morale for the business people of downtown Calexico.
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New York Mayor Bill de Blasio on Thursday defended his decision to shut down the public school system as a second coronavirus wave spreads. The move to remote learning for the system’s 1.1 million students was announced Wednesday after the city’s seven-day average reached the 3% positive testing rate threshold. “We’ve got to fight back
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A medical examiner took the witness stand for a second day to further discuss the injuries that caused 20-month-old Celine Carreno’s death.
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Latest progress on the proposed Somerton High School.
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Fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, the husband of actress Lori Loughlin, reported to prison Thursday to begin his five-month sentence at the Federal Correctional Complex Lompoc, according to prison spokeswoman Suzanne Scott. Giannulli and Loughlin became some of the highest-profile parents involved in the college admissions scandal and admitted paying the scheme’s mastermind, William “Rick” Singer,
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Sgt. Maj. Gill is taking over the new duties from Sgt. Maj. Jamathon Nelson as of Thursday morning.
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Mexicali, B.C. (T3).- Al estilo de los años veintes arrancó la operación de un camión turístico. El autobús funcionará dentro de un Circuito Cultural que llevará a los turistas a conocer los Edificios emblemáticos del Centro Histórico y Segunda Sección, en donde apreciarán los pasajes de la Historia de Mexicali en los Años 20’s. El
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There are currently a million people seeking asylum in the U.S. 28-years-old Cesar Lezama, and his 22-year-old wife, Miria Amaya, are among them.
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Chicago’s Wrigley Field was designated a National Historic Landmark on Thursday by David Bernhardt, the Secretary of the Interior. National Historic Landmark sites are recognized as buildings, sites, districts, structures or objects that are “nationally significant in American history and culture,” according to the Department of the Interior. “The historical significance of Wrigley Field is
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After decades of aiding astronomical discoveries, one of the most powerful telescopes on Earth will cease its observation of the universe after sustaining irreparable damage. The 305-meter telescope at Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico will be decommissioned, according to an announcement made by the US National Science Foundation on Thursday. The spherical radio/radar telescope includes
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The Imperial Irrigation District (IID) donates supplies to the Brown Bag Coalition (BBC) to help the homeless and the Catholic church shelter for men.
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All residents of Key West must wear masks any time they leave their homes — even when they’re able to keep a safe distance from others. The most populous city in the Florida Keys issued the tough new mask requirement Thursday. It’s among the most stringent mask measures in Florida, where coronavirus cases have surpassed
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El primer y único restaurante en el que jóvenes con síndrome de down atienden a los comensales sirviendo un delicioso plato carne en su jugo.
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Los bomberos dicen que el incendio dejó a más de 10 personas sin hogar.
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