GM Files $121 Million Lawsuit Against San Francisco
General Motors has filed a $121 million lawsuit against the city of San Francisco.
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New California Law Requires Police To Disclose Reason For Traffic Stops
Do you know why I pulled you over?” – police officers in California won’t be asking that question starting next year.
Gypsy Rose Blanchard Is Released From Prison
Gypsy Rose Blanchard, the young woman who killed her mother, was released from prison on Thursday.
Real-Life ‘Home Alone’: Spirit Airlines Puts 6-Year-Old On Wrong Flight
A real-life Home Alone incident played out over the holidays, when Spirit Airlines accidentally put a 6-year-old boy on the wrong flight.
Finance Related Resolutions Dominate 2024
According to the survey from WalletHub, nearly half of Americans (47%) are planning to have a finance-related New Year’s resolution, representing a 36% increase compared to resolutions for 2023.
FTC Proposes New Rules to Curb Monetizing Kids’ Data
The Federal Trade Commission is proposing new rules to put more limits on tech companies’ collection and use of children’s data, particularly when used for targeted advertising.
Less Than Half of US Adults Got Annual Flu Shot, COVID Booster
Less than half of adults in the US say they got their annual flu shot, and even less say they got the most recent COVID-19 booster.
Sacramento, Los Angeles in Top 3 With Most Homeless People In America
California’s capital is among the cities nationwide with the most people living on the streets.
LAPD Detectives Claim Chief Wanted to Investigate Mayor Bass
LAPD’s Internal Affairs Division detectives have claimed that Chief Michael Moore instructed them to investigate Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass shortly after her election
New Year, Still Single? Santa Rosa Ranked One of Worst U.S. Cities For Singles
Santa Rosa apparently isn’t a great place for those without a mate.