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Month: November 2023

‘I can’t fold up & give up:’ A year later, mother of Chesapeake Walmart shooting victim remembers joyful son

By Jessica Larché Click here for updates on this story     CHESAPEAKE, Virginia (WTKR) — Michelle Johnson told me her son, Brian Pendleton, was known best for sparking joy. “He used to like to make people laugh,” Johnson said. “That was Brian.” It’s been nearly a year since she’s heard her son’s sounds of joy. “It’s

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Continúan las reparaciones en el parque “Freedom” de Palm Desert por los daños que causó la tormenta Hilary

La ciudad de Palm Desert dio a conocer cómo van las reparaciones y reconstrucción del parque “Freedom” que se ubica cerca de la calle Country Club que resultó severamente dañado con la tormenta del pasado 20 de agosto y dijeron que las canchas de Pickleball serán reabiertas a finales del mes, mientras que las banquetas

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Former county supervisor admits to taking ‘Stop Strada Verde’ signs, prompting criminal investigation

By Brisa Colón Click here for updates on this story     HOLLISTER, California (KSBW) — A criminal investigation is underway after former San Benito County Supervisor Anthony Botelho admitted to taking 20 “Stop Strada Verde” signs. But at this point, according to the San Benito County District Attorney, Botelho will not be facing any criminal repercussions.

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Ukraine sacks top cybersecurity officials in corruption probe involving software purchases

KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Ukrainian officials say two top civilian cybersecurity officials have been fired on corruption allegations involving software purchases from 2020-2022. The sacked officials include Viktor Zhora, well-known as the face of Ukraine’s Western-aided efforts to defend against Russian hacking. Zhora’s boss, the head of the State Service of Special Communications and Information

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