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Month: August 2024

Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Un rápido procedimiento quirúrgico puede cambiar permanentemente el color de los ojos, pero los expertos advierten que no está exento de riesgos

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Cuando era niño y veía películas estadounidenses en Tailandia, el único sueño de Jack Titus era convertirse en estadounidense. Después de que el modelo lo hiciera realidad hace unos años con su traslado a Las Vegas, desarrolló un nuevo sueño: parecerse más a un estadounidense. Y para él, eso significaba unos

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Local residents announce lawsuit against Riverside County over euthanasia rates at animal shelters

A legal battle is brewing over how the Riverside County Department of Animal Services (RCDAS) is treating its animals. Four Coachella Valley residents met at Walter Clark Legal Group to officially announce the lawsuit on Thursday morning.  The group is initiating legal action against the RCDAS and its Director Erin Gettis for violations of the

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Local students receive August ‘Do the Right Thing’ awards

Local students were recognized with this month’s “Do the Right Thing” award which is a partnership between Palm Springs Police Department and News Channel 3.  Congratulations to Jayden Lara, Oddis Lewis, Aiden Henley-Embrey, Ti’Anah Castro, Mateo Gastelum-Herrera, and Damian Gutierrez. The students were chosen for their positive attitudes and contributions to the community.   If you

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Judges dismiss suit alleging Tennessee’s political maps discriminate against communities of color

Associated Press NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A federal judicial panel has dismissed a lawsuit alleging that Tennessee’s U.S. House maps and those for the state Senate amount to unconstitutional racial gerrymandering. The complaint was the first court challenge over a 2022 congressional redistricting map that carved up Democratic-leaning Nashville to help Republicans flip a seat

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Canada’s freight trains will soon roll again after labor lockouts. Here’s what to know

Associated Press TORONTO (AP) — Canada’s two largest railroads are expected to soon start rolling their trains again after the government intervened to end a shutdown that arose from a labor dispute. After Canadian National and CPKC failed to reach new agreements with the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference union by an overnight deadline early Thursday,

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McConnell says deterring America’s adversaries should be ‘front and center’ for the next president

Associated Press LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell says the challenge of deterring America’s adversaries should be “front and center” for the next president. McConnell advocated for maintaining a strong military and support for allies, especially in war-torn Ukraine. He made the comments in a speech Thursday in his home state of

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