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July 22

Boat captain arrested after hit-and-run crash into USS Midway museum ship: police

A private vessel struck the USS Midway museum in San Diego, leaving a visible dent and resulting in the captain's arrest for allegedly operating under the influence.

July 22

Newsom to decide on Menendez brothers’ parole by Labor Day weekend

California Gov. Gavin Newsom reveals he avoided Netflix's Menendez series to maintain impartiality as he prepares to make a critical parole decision by Labor Day following resentencing.

July 22

Chinese citizen admits stealing US trade secrets for next-generation national security tech

A U.S.-Chinese dual citizen who pleaded guilty to stealing secrets for "next generation" national security technology remains free on $1.75 million bond.

July 22

San Francisco close to taking new step to fight homelessness

San Francisco is set to crack down on homelessness with officials voting on strict new parking limits for recreational vehicles throughout the city.

July 21

ABC's Martha Raddatz admits Trump border policies 'certainly working' in stemming migrant flow

ABC News correspondent Martha Raddatz fact-checked LA Mayor Karen Bass on Trump's immigration policies as border crossings hit record lows under the new administration.

July 21

Red state map battle heats up as Trump pushes Texas plan to reshape congressional districts

President Trump and Texas GOP leaders push for mid-decade redistricting to create five new winnable seats, as both parties engage in mapping strategies to control the House in 2026.

July 21

California man accused of ramming car into LA crowd is convicted felon out on parole, police say

The suspect accused of driving into a crowd of people on a sidewalk in Los Angeles over the weekend is a convicted felon who is out on parole, a report said.

July 21

Social media-fueled teen flash mobs prompt closures of businesses and public centers nationwide

Large groups of unruly teenagers at an Illinois pool and California mall prompted early closures that resulted in arrests, highlighting what experts call a symptom of cultural breakdown.

July 21

Border Patrol says some illegal migrants arrested in Sacramento raid had criminal histories

Border Patrol said following a raid at a Home Depot in Sacramento, California, last week that five of the 11 detained suspected illegal migrants have a criminal history.

July 20

Delta flight makes emergency landing at LAX following visible engine fire captured on video

A Delta Air Lines flight returned to LAX after flames were spotted from its left engine after takeoff, with all 226 passengers and 9 crew members exiting safely.