New rules: International students must leave US if classes go online

New federal guidelines say international students will be forced to leave the U.S. or transfer to another college if their schools offer classes entirely online this fall. Press Release Distribution Service

Homicide victims’ advocates decry cuts to L.A. County Sheriff’s Department budget

Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva joined relatives of homicide victims who spoke out during a news conference on Monday, July 6, against proposed budget cuts they believe will allow violent felons onto the streets, impede criminal investigations and put vital services at risk. The event held at the Sheriff’s Training Academy and Regional Services…

If coronavirus cases are climbing, why is LA County’s death rate creeping downward?

Public health officials are sounding the alarms: Rising coronavirus hospitalization rates. Rising visits to doctors. Increasing transmission rates. One in every 140 people in L.A. County might actually have the coronavirus — the virus that causes COVID-19, the disease that has killed at least 3,534 human beings in Los Angeles  County in a matter of…

North Hollywood ‘bridge’ beds help turn the tide on sheltering LA’s homeless, officials say

Hope of the Valley’s NoHo Shelter, an 85-bed Bridge Housing shelter inside a North Hollywood warehouse, seen on Monday, July 6, 2020, is set to open this week, (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG) Men from Hope of the Valley’s recovery home hang sponsors signs on Monday, July 6, 2020 in the community…

Three-Alarm Grass Fire Threatened Homes In Fairfield, Evacuations Lifted

FAIRFIELD (CBS13) — A three-alarm grass fire burned dangerously close to homes in Fairfield Monday evening. The blaze started around 4:40 p.m., according to the Fairfield Fire Department. It’s threatening homes in the area of Mountain Meadow Drive. Fairfield Fire Chief, Tony Velasquez, said so far no homes have been damaged or injuries reported. According…

Vegetation Fire Burns More Than 40 Acres In Rio Linda

RIO LINDA (CBS13) — Firefighters responded to a large grass fire in Rio Linda near Kasser Road Monday night. The fire was burning near Kasser Road and Tan Wood Road and spread to Baseline Road, Metro Fire said. ~40 acres and bumping against Baseline Rd. Assistance from @CALFIRENEU, @SacFirePIO, and @RSVL_Fire pic.twitter.com/H4iyBAY05d — Metro Fire…

One Dead, One Injured In Shooting Near Riverside Ave. And Cirby Way

ROSEVILLE (CBS13) — Police are investigating a fatal shooting in the area of Riverside Ave. and Cirby Way. (credit: Roseville Police) According to Roseville police, the shooting happened around 5:30 p.m. They believe there was a confrontation between the occupants of two vehicles which lead to one person firing shots and striking two victims in…

Portland Police Union President Calls on Officials to “Defend Portland”

by Alex Zielinski A PPB officer facing a crowd the evening of July 4, 2020. Mathieu Lewis-Rolland The president of the Portland Police Association (PPA), Portland’s union representing rank-and-file officers, is condemning local officials for defending the rights of protesters who participate in Portland’s nightly demonstrations. “These rioters come out nightly armed with weapons and…

Mike Schmidt Will Start Work As Multnomah County DA on August 1

by Blair Stenvick Mike Schmidt campaign photo Mike Schmidt, Multnomah County’s district attorney-elect, will take over the role beginning August 1. In May, Multnomah County voters elected Mike Schmidt to serve as the county’s next district attorney. Schmidt was expected to start in January, when current District Attorney Rod Underhill’s term expired. But last month,…

The Portland Mercury’s PATIO PAGES

by Mercury Promotions Looking for outdoor seating? Check out this sponsored list of patios, sidewalk seats and rooftop decks! This outdoor seating roundup features some of Portland’s finest bars and restaurants and will be available from Monday, July 6 through Sunday, July 19. {{image:1, width:600}} Ecliptic Brewing “Ecliptic Brewing’s parking lot has transformed into a…

Closed restaurant building burns in Orange

A fire that broke out in Orange on Monday evening at the former Johnny Rebs’ restaurant was quickly quelled by the Orange Fire Department. The fire broke out along the 2900 block of East Chapman Avenue, fire officials said. The Orange Fire Department sent roughly 30 firefighters to the scene at around 7:15 p.m. Officials…

With school’s namesake accused of possible KKK ties, Fanning family asks district to ‘let the healing begin’ and remove name

The grandchildren of Brea educator William E. Fanning knew him as a compassionate man who never missed an opportunity to nurture young minds. Among other lessons, the amateur apiarist would invite neighborhood kids to observe – from the safety of his screened porch – a demonstration in beekeeping. But almost four decades after his death,…

Man arrested in New Year’s Day killing in Lake Forest

SANTA ANA — A 25-year-old man was behind bars Monday on suspicion of killing a fellow Lake Forest resident in an alley on New Year’s Day. Christian Vidal DeLeon was arrested Friday and booked on suspicion of fatally shooting 22-year-old Nathan Corado, said Carrie Braun, a spokeswoman for the Orange County Sheriff’s Department. DeLeon was…

At least 21 killed, 15 injured as bus filled with school children veers off road, crashes into reservoir in China (VIDEO)

At least 21 people have died and 15 have been left seriously injured after a bus carrying high school students veered off a road, broke through a guardrail and sank into a reservoir in southwest China. The horrific incident happened at approximately noon local time in Anshun, in southwest China’s Guizhou Province. The exact number…

‘Not high risk’: Bubonic plague outbreak in China is ‘well managed’ – WHO

The reported outbreak of bubonic plague in Mongolia and China is not considered to pose a high risk, the World Health Organization (WHO) has said, adding that it is closely monitoring the situation. The disease, notorious for devastating large parts of Europe, the Middle East and Asia throughout history, has been recently detected in Mongolia…

Zoom, TikTok pause data requests from Hong Kong authorities following new national security law, joining Facebook and WhatsApp

US video conferencing platform Zoom has joined Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp and Telegram in suspending data requests from Hong Kong authorities following the enactment of the new national security law. Like its tech industry contemporaries, a Zoom spokesperson said the company “supports the free and open exchange of thoughts and ideas,” but it would not cooperate…

Levitt, local venues join national push for federal aid

Advocacy work by the recently formed National Independent Venue Association is looking to remedy some of the problems faced by independent venue operators by asking leadership in Washington D.C. approve federal aid.         Press Release Distribution Service

Twenty protesters, one counter-protester arrested near Mount Rushmore on Friday

Twenty-one people were arrested during a protest near Mount Rushmore connected to President Donald Trump’s visit on Friday.         Press Release Distribution Service

One person injured in downtown firework incident, man charged with desecrating U.S. flag: Your crime briefs for July 6

Here’s a closer look at some of the incidents in Sioux Falls from the Fourth of July weekend.         Press Release Distribution Service

Alaska News Nightly: Monday, July 6, 2020

Hashi Price is a certified nursing assistant at the Providence Transitional Care Center, the site of Alaska’s largest coronavirus outbreak. Price has worked for Providence for 10 years. Photographed outside of her workplace on Tuesday, June 30, 2020. (Tegan Hanlon/Alaska Public Media) Stories are posted on the statewide news page. You can subscribe to Alaska Public Media’s newsfeeds…

Alaska’s largest rural airline will go on the auction block Tuesday

A Ravn plane sits on the tarmac at Anchorage’s airport. (RavnAir Group) Alaska’s largest rural air service is going on the auction block Tuesday. RavnAir Group once flew to more than a hundred destinations around the state before the COVID-19 pandemic forced it into bankruptcy earlier this year. Now it owes nearly $100 million to…

Passenger on Alaska ferry tests positive for COVID-19

Kennicott at Hubbard Glacier. (Photo by Geraldine Young, Alaska DOT&PF) A passenger traveling on the Kennicott ferry tested positive for COVID-19 after disembarking in Cordova. The Alaska Marine Highway System says the traveler initially tested negative before boarding the ferry in Bellingham, Wash., on June 27. The passenger only had close contact with one person…

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