Canada’s retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods now in effect
Drawing from the list of products being tariffed by the U.S., the Canadian counter-tariffs target roughly 700 American imports, including dairy, plywood and sunscreen.
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House explosion in Vermont kills two
Officials identified the victims as Liam O’Sullivan, 20, and his mother, Sarah O’Sullivan, 46, both of Essex Junction.
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Apartment complex under construction caught fire in Indiana
A massive fire broke out early Tuesday in South Bend, Indiana at an apartment complex under construction.
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Hurricane hunters fly through the eye of Hurricane Lowell
The National Weather Service has issued Hurricane Warnings for two islands, Kauai and Ni Ihau, and a Tropical Storm Warning is in effect for Oahu.
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Western Wall prayer notes to God removed
In Jerusalem, prayer notes to God were removed from cracks in the Western Wall Sunday.
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Engine failure causes a small plane to crash killing one in Titusville, Florida
A small plane crashed near Space Coast Regional Airport in Titusville, Florida Monday morning, killing the pilot.
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Prince George starts attending Eton College
Prince George started at Eton college Tuesday, as the future British King followed in the footsteps of his father, the heir to the throne Prince William, by attending the prestigious 600-year-old school.
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Thieves steal paintings from Renoir Museum on French Riviera
Thieves stole four paintings from the Renoir museum in Cagnes-sur-Mer on the French Riviera Tuesday, the local mayor said, with two being recovered.
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Six dead after building collapses in Delhi
At least six people have died following a building collapse in India. The five story building that included a basement was located in south-west Delhi.
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Pressure washing safety and what you need to know
Pressure washers are great for clearing grime off surfaces, but they’re very powerful and can cause a lot of damage very quickly.
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Two dead after small plane crashes in San Diego
Two people dead after a small plane crashed in San Diego Monday. Details are limited at this time.
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Tracking an extreme heat warning going back into effect on Tuesday for the Desert Southwest
Extreme heat is making a return. I am tracking heat and humidity for the days ahead. An extreme heat warning has been issued for this week. I am also issuing a Weather Authority First Alert Action Day starting Tuesday.
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SDSU Imperial Valley exhibition honors Armando Rascón and the spirit of border activism
The exhibition, titled “Proof of Concept: Retrospecting the Ephemeral and Activist Art of Armando Rascón,” is completely free and open to the public on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. It will run through October 1.
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What AI mental health support looks like as California sets new limits
Senate Bill 903, written by State Sen. Steve Padilla (D-District 18), would prevent companion chatbots from advertising or providing psychotherapy in California, but therapists and AI developers said the technology can still have a role as a support tool.
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San Luis, Mexico woman raises money to help her mother
Maribel Vega collects whatever she can find, and then sells it to help pay for food and other basic needs for her 82-year-old mother, who has a motor disease.
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Truck drivers end protest at Mexicali Commercial Port of Entry
For three days, truck drivers blocked entrances and exits at the Port of Entry due to ICE agents revoking their visas, under the suspicion of cabotage.
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Workers ‘celebrate’ Labor Day working
Some workers News 11 spoke to said they are happy to have a job, especially in Yuma County, where the unemployment rate is almost 19%, the second highest in the country.
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‘Idol Across America’ coming to Arizona virtually
“American Idol” is on a virtual nationwide tour and will be stopping in Arizona later this week.
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President Trump suggests renaming New Mexico to ‘New America’
While President Trump has the power to rename geographic landmarks, such as bodies of water, he does not have the constitutional authority to legally rename states.
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Teen arrested for reported threats at El Centro school
In a press release, ECPD received information from the San Diego and Imperial County Joint Terrorism Task Force Friday, September 4, regarding threats involving Central Union High School.
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