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Month: February 2024

Historic storm sends debris through LA’s Hollywood Hills and leaves 1.1 million without power

By JOHN ANTCZAK, CHRISTOPHER WEBER and JULIE WATSON Associated Press LOS ANGELES (AP) — A storm of historic proportions dumped a record amount of rain over parts of Los Angeles on Monday, sending mud and boulders down hillsides dotted with multimillion-dollar homes while people living in homeless encampments in many parts of the city scrambled

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Mapping the torrential rainfall in California

CNN, KCAL, KCBS, KEYT, INLANDNEWS, KMAX, KOVR, KGO, RMGNEWS, SAN JOSE FIRE FIGHTERS, @SBINCIDENTS, X, FACEBOOK, SANTA BARBARA BOTANIC GARDEN, RING.COM, CALTRANS DISTRICT 7, KCAL/KCBS, KMAX/KOVR, @SBIncidents/X, Facebook/Santa Barbara Botanic Garden By Renée Rigdon, Byron Manley, Matt Stiles and Curt Merrill, CNN (CNN) — Rain continues to fall in Southern California Tuesday from an atmospheric

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Biden thanks hospitality workers in Las Vegas ahead of Nevada’s Tuesday primary

By DARLENE SUPERVILLE Associated Press LAS VEGAS (AP) — President Joe Biden on Monday congratulated hospitality workers for reaching a tentative agreement with several Las Vegas hotel-casinos and calling off a strike deadline for another, telling members of the local culinary union, “When you do well, everybody does better.” “I came to say thank you

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

La actual tormenta de California, empeorada por el cambio climático y El Niño

urielblanco (CNN) — Mientras California se ve azotada por lluvias potencialmente catastróficas este lunes, los científicos apuntan a dos factores que están potenciando las precipitaciones y el poder destructivo de la tormenta de esta semana: la crisis climática y el fenómeno de El Niño. Un río atmosférico es como una cinta transportadora de humedad que

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‘Coolest dictator’ to ‘philosopher king,’ Nayib Bukele’s path to reelection in El Salvador

By CHRISTOPHER SHERMAN Associated Press MEXICO CITY (AP) — El Salvador’s Nayib Bukele has called himself the “world’s coolest dictator” or as his X profile read on election day, the “Philosopher King.” Now he’ll likely have five more years to provoke, surprise and raise concerns, after appearing to win a landslide reelection as the Central

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School principal shares her story 23 years after being attacked by man with machete

By Anne Shannon Click here for updates on this story     YORK COUNTY, Pennsylvania (WGAL) — Twenty-three years ago this week, a machete-wielding man walked into the North Hopewell Winterstown Elementary School in Red Lion, York County. He ended up hurting six students and three staff members. The most severely injured was the school principal, Norina

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With a single word — ‘lover’ — Trump employs familiar playbook in tweaking his investigators

By ERIC TUCKER Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Each time Donald Trump refers to a Georgia prosecutor ‘s colleague as her “lover,” he’s invoking a strikingly familiar turn of phrase. After all, Trump as president repeatedly used the same word to mock two FBI officials, including an agent who helped lead the Russia election interference

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Historic storm sends debris through LA’s Hollywood Hills and leaves 1.1 million without power

By JOHN ANTCZAK, CHRISTOPHER WEBER and JULIE WATSON Associated Press LOS ANGELES (AP) — A storm of historic proportions dumped a record amount of rain over parts of Los Angeles on Monday, sending mud and boulders down hillsides dotted with multimillion-dollar homes while people living in homeless encampments in many parts of the city scrambled

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