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Month: February 2023

Kaiser mental health therapists head back to work Tuesday after a six-month strike

By Sunshine Kuhia Smith Click here for updates on this story     MAUI, Hawaii (KITV) — After walking the picket lines for nearly six months, Kaiser Permanente mental health therapists voted Saturday evening to ratify a contract that increases wages and restores patient care. Nearly 60 psychologists, social workers, nurses, and counselors went on strike on

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Arrestan a una persona en el caso del obispo de Los Ángeles que fue hallado muerto a tiros en su casa

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) —  Un hombre fue puesto bajo custodia en relación con la muerte a tiros de un obispo católico reconocido por su trabajo como “mediador” comunitario, anunció el lunes el Departamento del Sheriff del condado de Los Ángeles. El obispo auxiliar David O’Connell fue hallado muerto en su residencia del barrio de Hacienda

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Magnitude 6.3 aftershock strikes southern Turkey, killing 6 and injuring hundreds 2 weeks after massive quake killed thousands

By Jonny Hallam, Yusuf Gezer, Isil Sariyuce, Eyad Kourdi, Jomana Karadsheh, Celine Alkhaldi and Kareem Khadder, CNN At least six people have died and hundreds left injured after major aftershocks struck southern Turkey Monday, as the region reels from a devastating earthquake that killed tens of thousands of people on February 6. A magnitude 6.3

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Brad Daugherty, the first Black principal owner to win Daytona 500, ‘already talking trash’ with Michael Jordan

By Jill Martin, CNN NASCAR racing team owner Brad Daugherty made history Sunday by becoming the first Black principal owner to win the Daytona 500 when driver Ricky Stenhouse Jr. won the storied race in double overtime. “America doesn’t just look like the people in the garage have looked like for 55 years,” Tad Geschickter

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UN Council OKs watered-down statement on Israel settlements

By EDITH M. LEDERER Associated Press UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The U.N. Security Council has unanimously approved a watered-down statement strongly opposing Israel’s continued construction and expansion of settlements. The council’s agreement Monday followed high-stakes negotiations by the Biden administration that succeeded in derailing a legally binding resolution that would have condemned and demanded a

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