California - Page 492

Armed store clerk who scared off sledgehammer-wielding suspects says he's had 'enough' of escalating crime

December 18, 2023

Armed store clerk who scared off sledgehammer-wielding suspects says he's had 'enough' of escalating crime

Estates Consignment store owner Albert Marcu recounted facing off with a band of would-be robbers armed with sledgehammers, speaking to 'America Reports.'

California ski resort's plan to erect Virgin Mary statue ignites fury among locals: 'Keep religion out'

December 17, 2023

California ski resort's plan to erect Virgin Mary statue ignites fury among locals: 'Keep religion out'

A ski resort in California is facing backlash from some community members who are none too happy with the ownership's decision to erect a Virgin Mary statue.

Border officers in California discover $10M worth of meth, cocaine in vats of jalapeño paste: ‘Hot find’

December 17, 2023

Border officers in California discover $10M worth of meth, cocaine in vats of jalapeño paste: ‘Hot find’

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers in Southern California discovered thousands of pounds of drugs in a shipment of jalapeño paste.

Deadly 1982 Lake Tahoe avalanche reveals hidden danger at popular ski resorts to this day

December 17, 2023

Deadly 1982 Lake Tahoe avalanche reveals hidden danger at popular ski resorts to this day

"Buried: The 1982 Alpine Meadows Avalanche" revisits the most deadly avalanche in U.S. history through the eyes of Alpine Meadows forecaster Jim Plehn.

Authorities investigating deadly California plane crash

December 16, 2023

Authorities investigating deadly California plane crash

Emergency crews in California are responding after a single-engine plane crashed near the local airport, killing the pilot and starting a vegetation fire.

LA DA hiring Chief of Staff Tiffany Townend Blacknell is ‘outrageous’: Ted Williams

December 16, 2023

LA DA hiring Chief of Staff Tiffany Townend Blacknell is ‘outrageous’: Ted Williams

Fox News contributor Ted Williams reacts to the Los Angeles district attorney George Gascon hiring a chief of staff who made controversial statements like America needs to ‘reimagine’ life without prisons.

Suspended professor rebukes school board after judge rules against DEI faculty mandates: 'You will lose'

December 16, 2023

Suspended professor rebukes school board after judge rules against DEI faculty mandates: 'You will lose'

A professor who said he was suspended for his opposition to DEI policies on campus, delivered a scathing rebuke of administration after a judge ruled against the college's policies.

Los Angeles woman says intruder walked inside home with grandkids inside: 'I feel very violated'

December 15, 2023

Los Angeles woman says intruder walked inside home with grandkids inside: 'I feel very violated'

A Los Angeles woman says that an intruder entered her home earlier this month with her grandchildren inside, but didn't take anything.

Armed store clerk defends store from attempted robbery

December 15, 2023

Armed store clerk defends store from attempted robbery

Estates Consignment Store Clerk Albert Marcu on the moment he had to take matters into his own hands to prevent a robbery

Wine pioneer Miljenko 'Mike' Grgich dies at 100, leaving lasting legacy in Napa Valley

December 15, 2023

Wine pioneer Miljenko 'Mike' Grgich dies at 100, leaving lasting legacy in Napa Valley

Miljenko "Mike" Grgich, a renowned winemaker who played a significant role in establishing Napa Valley as a premier wine-making region, has died at the age of 100.