A tragic incident occurred in East San Jose last week, resulting in the death of a newborn baby delivered by emergency C-section. On the evening of May 14, around 8:45 p.m., police responded to reports of a two-vehicle collision at the intersection of South White Road and Farringdon Drive. According to investigators, the mother, driving … Read more
A Campbell man, James Raymond Auvigne, was arrested last Friday following a six-hour chaotic rampage that kept the Campbell Police Department (CPD) on high alert. The incident began around 1:15 p.m. when officers responded to reports of a man recklessly discharging a firearm into the air from his vehicle near Charmain Drive. The suspect, identified … Read more
A man has been charged with murder Thursday after a shooting left 2 dead and 3 others injured in what prosecutors described as a “cold-blooded” attack at a linen company near Philadelphia. Wilbert Rosado-Ruiz, 61, has been charged with two counts of homicide, multiple counts of aggravated assault, reckless endangerment, and a firearms charge, according to … Read more
A woman who allegedly posed as a registered nurse without a license at multiple Michigan nursing homes has been arrested on felony charges, prosecutors said. Cassandra Alvera Gilleylen, 52, is charged with 30 counts of unauthorized practice of a health profession and three counts of identity theft in connection to the crimes, Michigan Attorney General … Read more
Dozens of students and teachers were accidentally exposed to pepper spray at P.S. 219, an elementary school in Queens, New York City, on Thursday. Accidental Exposure and Response Police and EMS responded to a distress call after 31 students and nine adults began experiencing symptoms of irritation due to the pepper spray in the school’s … Read more
Low-income parents and caregivers in Delaware and Tennessee are receiving a vital resource to help prevent one of the most common medical conditions for babies: diaper rash. Both states have been granted federal approval to provide free diapers through their Medicaid programs, a move aimed at improving infant health and reducing financial strain on families. … Read more
The Louisiana Senate passed a bill Thursday that would classify the drugs used in medication abortions as controlled substances, criminalizing possession of the drugs without a prescription. The bill, which previously passed the House, now awaits Republican Gov. Jeff Landry’s signature. This legislation marks Louisiana as the first state to categorize misoprostol and mifepristone as … Read more
Eleven-year-old Athena Elling’s cap and gown may be a lot smaller than most of her classmates graduating from junior college on Thursday, but her degree is a pretty big deal. Along with graduates who are predominately between 19 and 21 years old, Athena will walk across the stage to get her degree from Irvine Valley … Read more
A Holocaust museum in New York City will provide free educational field trips to eighth-grade students in public schools to counter antisemitism. Support and Funding The program, announced Thursday, will allow up to 85,000 students from traditional public schools and charter schools to tour Manhattan’s Museum of Jewish Heritage over the next three years, beginning … Read more
South Dakota’s Flandreau Santee Sioux tribe (FSST) has joined other Native American tribes in banning Governor Kristi Noem from their lands, marking the culmination of a contentious relationship fueled by controversial remarks and actions. Controversial Remarks and Actions The ban stems from Noem’s comments earlier this year accusing tribal leaders of benefiting from international drug … Read more