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Month: April 2021

Seven detention officers fired, one resigns, after an in-custody death in a Texas jail

Seven detention officers in Texas have been fired, and an eighth has resigned, following the death in custody of Marvin David Scott III, a news release from the Collin County Sheriff’s Office said Thursday. “Evidence I have seen confirms that these detention officers violated well-established Sheriff’s Office policies and procedures,” Sheriff Jim Skinner said in

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Easter dishes from around the world

Honey-glazed ham, garlic mashed potatoes and fluffy dinner rolls might be staples at American Easter meals, but around the world, there are many distinct ways to savor the holiday — ones that incorporate both local ingredients and unique cultural traditions. “Italians go all out,” said Judy Witts Francini, creator of the Italian food blog Divina

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Fast Pitch competition offers thousands of dollars in prize money for winning Riverside County entrepreneur

Liz Wong is a nurse anesthetist at Desert Regional Medical Center in Palm Springs who has invented a patented medical device, which decreases surgical site infections and catheter-related bloodstream infections. “So what we have done is we have invented an intravenous port and syringe system that is completely encased in a sterile chamber,” said Wong. 

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Presidente de El Salvador pide a latinos en California no votar por congresista Norma Torres tras enfrentamiento por Twitter

(CNN Español) — El presidente de El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, pidió este jueves a los latinoamericanos del distrito 35 de California “no votar” por Norma Torres, representante demócrata. “No trabaja para ustedes, sino para mantener a nuestros países en el subdesarrollo”, escribió Bukele en un tuit, tras un polémico intercambio de mensajes con Torres por

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