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From Big Cities to Small Town Main Streets, America To Celebrate July 4 in Record Style
Despite heat and storms, nearly 61 million will hit the roads, spend $9.4 billion on food, $2.4 billion on fireworks over the four-day Independence Day weekend.
Human Smuggler Sentenced to 10 Years After Leaving Woman to Die in Arizona
A 28-year-old Mexican citizen was sentenced to 120 months in prison for his role in a ‘dangerous human smuggling conspiracy.’
News Brief: Trump’s Criminal Case Delayed, GOP Files Emergency Motion, and 200 Missing Children Found in Nationwide Operation
Sentencing in former President Donald Trump’s criminal case is delayed, Republicans in Arizona say you need to be a U.S. citizen to...
Used Car Dealer Vroom Reaches $1 Million Settlement With FTC
FTC claimed the company violated regulations when it advertised that its vehicles had undergone rigorous inspections before before being listed for sale.
FTC Moves to Block Tempur Sealy’s $4 Billion Purchase of Mattress Firm
The agency alleges Tempur Sealy plans to limit rivals’ access to Mattress Firm’s nationwide network of stores to harm competition in premium mattress market.
US Interior Department Greenlights Major Offshore Wind Project in New Jersey
Project involves construction of 195 wind turbines that will be supported by 10 offshore substations.
Crime Trends Have Been Tough to Track. We Broke Down the 10 Biggest Cities
A look at the rates of murder, robbery, aggravated assault, and car theft—the crimes most reliably reported to police.
LA County to Allocate $5 Million to Erase Medical Debt for Thousands of Residents
The county will partner with a nonprofit that uses donated money to buy debt for cents on the dollar.
New Vehicle Registration Law Gives California Drivers a Break
Motorists get more time to pay their renewal fees. One aim is to reduce traffic stops for late renewal, which some see as a biased practice.
SoCal Beachgoers Beating the Heat Are Warned: The Water May Not Be Fine
Health officials alert swimmers and surfers to high bacteria levels at several popular spots.
Supreme Court Sends Two Jan. 6 Cases Back for Reconsideration
Justices cite their recent Fischer v. United States ruling that a financial law does not apply in an obstruction of official proceedings case.
US Deports Chinese Nationals in First Removal Flight to China Since 2018
Homeland Security says latest flight is one of more than 120 it has chartered to more than 20 countries since June 4.
