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February 19, 2022

San Francisco woman struck by stray bullet while eating at restaurant

An elderly woman was struck by a stray bullet Tuesday while eating at a restaurant in downtown San Francisco, according to police and local reports.

February 19, 2022

Supreme Court refuses to get involved in CA school vaccine mandate requirement

The Supreme Court has decided it does not need to get involved for now in a dispute over a school vaccine mandate in San Diego, California.

February 19, 2022

California DA paints opponent as ‘Gascón clone,’ vows not to let county become like Los Angeles

A Southern California district attorney running for re-election is portraying his opponent as a clone of George Gascón, the top prosecutor in neighboring Los Angeles County who is facing a recall attempt and backlash from elected officials and crime victims over his prosecutorial directives that critics say has contributed to a rise in crime.

February 19, 2022

Liberal LA County DA Gascón backpedals on progressive directives amid crime wave, public blowback

Embattled Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón is backpedaling on a number of hardline progressive directives he issued upon taking office in late 2020, according to a series of memos he sent to his office Friday regarding how to handle serious crimes.

February 18, 2022

WATCH NOW: Fighter ace develops next gen tech to battle emerging China threat

February 18, 2022

California bill to allow citizens to enforce gun ban modeled after Texas heartbeat bill draws Newsom's support

California Gov. Gavin Newsom endorsed a Democratic proposal to allow citizens to sue their neighbors and businesses to enforce Golden State gun control – modeled after a Texas heartbeat bill that has been praised on the right and reviled by the left.

February 18, 2022

California family that died in mountains unsuccessfully tried to send text for help: 'Can you help us?'

A family in California that died while hiking in August during high temperatures unsuccessfully attempted to send a series of texts and calls for help to family members.

February 18, 2022

LA County prosecutor blasts policy change on juvenile cases amid controversy over trans child molester case

A change by Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascon to modify a policy that bans trying juveniles as adults is merely a "PR stunt" in response to his decision not to transfer the case of a transgender suspect accused of sexually assaulting a 10-year-old girl several years ago to an adult court, one of his prosecutors said.

February 18, 2022

Karl Rove: Dems are going to face consequences at the polls for embracing woke movement

Fox News contributor Karl Rove told "America Reports" on Friday that Democrats are not going to like the political effects of a San Francisco school board recall.

February 18, 2022

California State University president resigns over claims he mishandled sexual harassment allegations

The chancellor of California State University announced his resignation Thursday after allegations he mishandled sexual misconduct allegations against an administrator while he was president of a university.