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Month: March 2023

ACLU threatens legal action if CCSD police bodycam footage near Durango High isn’t released in 30 days

By Joe Vigil Click here for updates on this story     LAS VEGAS, Nevada (KVVU) — On Monday the ACLU of Nevada said body-worn camera footage of a police encounter last month near Durango High School should be released “immediately.” The ACLU says it is representing two Durango High School students who were “attacked” by Clark

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Some Sacramento car dealerships considering electric fences to deter thieves, but some residents express concern

By JAMES TAYLOR Click here for updates on this story     SACRAMENTO (KOVR) — Some local car dealerships are looking for a powerful new way to fight off thieves, but some people are “on the fence” about this “shocking” crime prevention plan. We’re getting answers on why businesses say electric fences are needed to give their

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Israeli minister says there’s ‘no such thing as a Palestinian people,’ inviting US rebuke

By Hadas Gold, Amir Tal and Abeer Salman, CNN Israel’s far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich denied the existence of a Palestinian people or nationhood over the weekend, prompting a rebuke from the United States just weeks after calling for a Palestinian town to be “erased.” Smotrich, a Jewish nationalist, argued that the idea of Palestinian

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Is this normal? California is facing its 12th atmospheric river this winter following a historic drought

CNN, KGO, KFSN, KCRA, NOAA, CHP FRESNO By Rachel Ramirez, CNN California is bracing for yet another powerful, atmospheric river storm this week, continuing the onslaught of major weather whiplash after a yearslong, historic megadrought. Many welcomed this winter’s heavy rain and snow since it was so desperately needed to replenish the state’s severely drained

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