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March 21

FBI raids Hollywood mansion in $17.4M alleged mortgage scam targeting seniors, 11 arrested including Iranian

FBI agents raided a Hollywood mansion early Thursday, arresting a suspect in pajamas in a raid tied to an alleged $17.4 million mortgage fraud scheme targeting elderly homeowners.

March 21

Child safety nonprofit founded by Tom Steyer’s brother has multiple Epstein ties: 'No concerns'

Jim Steyer's nonprofit, Common Sense Media, has five board members with ties to Jeffrey Epstein, raising questions about its alignment with the organization's goals of protecting kids.

March 21

Prosecutors stopped Suzanne Morphew's cremation at the last minute, and say Barry Morphew ordered it: docs

Suzanne Morphew's daughters battle family over her remains as accused husband Barry faces October murder trial. Legal fight reveals deep family divisions.

March 20

Trace Gallagher: Who wants to pay for a boondoggle butterfly bridge?

The 'Common Sense' Department understands that California is building a bridge to nowhere…

March 20

California man paroled under ‘youthful offender’ provision for 2 murders kills again less than a year later

Darryl Lamar Collins, released early under a youthful offender law, was sentenced to life in prison for the brutal 2021 murder of Fatima Johnson, a mother of six.

March 20

Stephen A Smith stunned after Rep Kevin Kiley educates him on California voter ID ban

Stephen A. Smith reacted with surprise after Rep. Kevin Kiley explained California’s voter ID laws and discussed election integrity and the SAVE Act.

March 20

Alo faces potential legal trouble after Erika Kirk's clothing purchase history turned into viral smear

Luxury retailer Alo could be in hot water after an employee allegedly leaked Turning Point USA CEO Erika Kirk’s private purchase history to smear her.

March 20

GOP sheriff leading California poll rips Newsom’s ‘love affair’ with criminals

Sheriff Chad Bianco, who is surging in California gubernatorial polls, believes that Californians are ready to end what he calls Gov. Gavin Newsom and Democrats' “twisted love affair with criminals."

March 20

Snow drought grips ski industry as resorts turn to Gen Z skiers, new activities to fill lifts

From TikTok to social activities at ski resorts, Gen Z could be reshaping ski culture. Vail Resorts' CEO and a young influencer discussed making skiing more accessible for many.

March 20

Cop’s skull smashed in creek fight as repeat offender suspect walks on $100 bond

A Colorado police officer suffered a serious head injury in a violent struggle with an accused drug dealer, but the suspect was later released on a bond of just $100.