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Orange County judge arrested after fatal shooting in Anaheim Hills home

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 21:00:31 GMT

An Orange County Superior Court judge is in custody Friday after a fatal shooting in his Anaheim Hills home, police confirmed.The shooting in the 8500 block of East Canyon Vista Drive was reported shortly after 8 p.m. Thursday.Investigators believe the shooting happened in or around the residence, Anaheim Police Department Sgt. Jon McClintock said. Police investigate a fatal shooting that occurred in Anaheim Hills on Aug. 3, 2023. (KTLA)Property records indicate the home belongs to Orange County Superior Court Judge Jeff Ferguson. Arriving officers located one deceased victim and arrested one suspect, but McClintock did not initially release any details to KTLA about the shooter or victim. “We’re not disclosing any information about the victim or suspect at this point,” McClintock said. Police later released a booking photo confirming Ferguson had been arrested. Video captures terrifying moment driver runs man over in Torrance The Los Angeles Times and Orange County Register both ...

4 shot at city-sponsored anti-gang violence event in South Los Angeles

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 21:00:31 GMT

Four people were shot, including one critically wounded victim, during a city-sponsored event Thursday night in the Vermont-Vista neighborhood of South Los Angeles to reduce gang violence.Officers were monitoring the Summer Night Lights event at the Algin Sutton Recreation Center in the 8800 block of South Hoover Street when shots were fired around 11 p.m., a Los Angeles Police Department spokesperson said.Police investigate a shooting in the Vermont Vista neighborhood of South Los Angeles on Aug. 3, 2023. (KTLA)Three victims, described as a woman and two men, suffering from gunshot wounds were quickly located by officers. The female victim, 51, and one male victim, 65, were hospitalized in stable condition. Orange County judge arrested after fatal shooting in Anaheim Hills home A 23-year-old man was hospitalized in critical condition, police confirmed. A fourth victim was later discovered after self-transporting to a local hospital. That victim was also in stable condition, acco...

Waymore Love for Dale Watson

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 21:00:31 GMT

Waymore Love for Dale Watson: Kira Annalise of Americana duo the Waymores told us about her Dale Watson experience.Kira Annalise: The best gig we ever saw collectively was in Austin, TX at The Continental Club in May, 2021. We had seen Dale Watson perform plenty of times but there’s something about The Continental that really puts him in his element. The club is legendary in every sense of the word. It opened its doors in 1955 and has seen the likes of Stevie Ray Vaughan, Joe Ely, Junior Brown and Social Distortion amongst thousands of others.  It’s dark, red lit and only has a few tables with most of the space being dedicated to the dancers that come out every night of the week. Dale was performing on a Monday and it was wall-to-wall as if no one had work the next morning. Watson walked through the doors just moments before set time, shaking hands and quickly making his way through the crowd and onto the stage where his band was waiting, ready and prepared. No introduction, no “Hel...

The Potential of CBD in the Journey to Quit Smoking

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 21:00:31 GMT

Cigarette smoking is a widespread habit that has known harmful effects, not just on the smoker, but on those exposed to second-hand smoke as well. The road to quitting smoking is notoriously challenging, largely due to the addictive nature of nicotine.As the world of wellness continues to explore the potential benefits of natural compounds, one such compound – cannabidiol (CBD) – has been gaining attention for its possible role in aiding those on the journey to quit smoking. But could it actually help? Let’s take a closer look.CBD: A Brief OverviewLet’s first recap what CBD is. Cannabidiol, or CBD, is a non-intoxicating compound found in both hemp and cannabis plants. Its cousin, tetrahydrocannabinol more commonly known as THC, is infamous for its psychoactive effects. However, CBD does not cause a “high”. The 2018 Farm Bill legalized hemp and hemp-derived products in the U.S, paving the way for the exploration of CBD’s potential health and welln...

High school football 2023: Five storylines as Bay Area teams begin practice

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 21:00:31 GMT

For thousands of high school football players across the Bay Area, the long off-season of conditioning, camps and endless drills is over.Now it’s time to put the preparation to use.Practice for the new season officially starts on Friday for schools in the Central Coast Section, a jurisdiction that stretches from San Francisco to King City.The North Coast Section, which includes East Bay schools, starts on Monday.Teams in both sections will have roughly three weeks to get ready for the season’s opening weekend, Aug. 24-26.After 10 games over 11 regular-season weeks, dozens of schools will move on to the playoffs that will extend through November and end with state championship games across numerous divisions on Dec. 8-9.Starting Monday, the Bay Area News Group will preview each league in its vast coverage area – schools in leagues based predominantly in Alameda, Contra Costa, Santa Clara and San Mateo counties – and recognize all-BANG preseason players in multiple position groups.If ...

Pooping, splooting, snotting: How wild animals beat the heat

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 21:00:31 GMT

Animals have evolved tactics to combat the heat and are relying on those behaviors to try to keep cool.(Lianne B Loach/Moment RF/Getty Images) By Jack Bantock | CNNHottest day, hottest week, hottest month, and – increasingly likely – hottest year; 2023 has garnered unwanted records as the climate crisis escalates.Animals, like humans, are greatly affected by the rising temperatures. Species that have evolved tactics to combat the heat are relying on those behaviors to try to keep cool.From peculiar methods like “splooting,” to changing physiology altogether, here are four ways different creatures are trying to beat the heat.SplootingA squirrel sploots in Washington, DC.(Celal Gunes/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images) You might never have heard of it but if you’re a cat or dog owner, you’ve almost definitely seen a “sploot.”Also known as “frogging” or “pancaking,” splooting is the flat-out, spread-eagle posture beloved by many four-legged animals and animal-lovers alike.Yet sploot...

San Jose is adjusting intersections to slow down speeding: Roadshow

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 21:00:31 GMT

Q: What’s going on at the intersection of McKee Road and White Road? There has been much construction work and it seems like there are no more dedicated right turn lanes. Are there plans to bring them back? The larger, safer pedestrian islands are nice, but this really clogs up traffic flow.Hank HuA: San Jose has installed traffic islands extending into the intersection to slow drivers down. This is happening all throughout the city. The major cause of accidents in most cities is speeding. San Jose and other cities are trying to reduce speed by installing more traffic calming measures. More islands like this will be coming.Q: All of the discussion about the DMV driving test got me thinking: I wonder how self-driving cars that I see on the road would do in a DMV-style driving test. I suspect that they would pass with perfect marks. They could drive a pre-set route, including a freeway portion, and parallel park. It would be a great article if you could set that up, maybe betwee...

49ers training camp: Top 5 roster hopefuls opening eyes in practice

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 21:00:31 GMT

SANTA CLARA – Training camp is not meant to discover Brandon Aiyuk, Christian McCaffrey or, apparently Nick Bosa, who has extended his contract-related boycott to 10 days.Roster hopefuls abound for the precious few spots that may (or may not) be available on a Super Bowl-seeking unit.Here are five up-and-comers who’ve helped their respective case through seven practices:RB Ty Davis-PriceFrom John Lynch running into him in the weight room at 5 a.m. to Frank Gore celebrating one of his training camp runs, Davis-Price is drawing a fan club with his sense of urgency after a defunct rookie year. He’s refined his physique (less fat, more muscle). But temper any praise for him and any running backs until they show their stuff in preseason games (and next week’s practices at the Raiders’ facility). With Elijah Mitchell (thigh) out for a week or two, that means more opportunities for Davis-Price and Jordan Mason as potential understudies to Christian McCaffrey.TE Brayden WillisThis seventh-r...

1 dead after car crashes into pole, catches fire in Monterey County

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 21:00:31 GMT

(BCN) -- The California Highway Patrol reports at least one fatality after a vehicle rolled over and caught fire just outside Castroville in Monterey County late Thursday night. The crash, which was first reported 11:04 p.m. Thursday, occurred near 114 Molera Road, the highway patrol said. The state agency said that the vehicle, which was carrying at least two persons at the time of the accident, possibly crashed into an electric pole and rolled over about 20 feet away from the road. Boy paralyzed after shot on Oakland freeway Both the vehicle and the electric pole briefly blocked the road, the highway patrol said. By the time patrol officers arrived on scene at 11:10 p.m., the vehicle was already on fire and at least one individual was still stuck inside the burning vehicle. It was not immediately clear if there was more than one casualty. Copyright © 2023 Bay City News, Inc.

Council to consider amending no camping law in Santa Rosa

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 21:00:31 GMT

(KRON) -- The Santa Rosa City Council will consider amending an ordinance against camping in public spaces within the city on Tuesday. Amending the ordinance would bring their policies in line with federal law which prohibits cities from enforcing camping restrictions on public spaces if there are no other options available to unsheltered residents. First case of West Nile virus found in Santa Clara County Santa Rosa had a public ordinance banning camping on public properties since 1994. The city will propose an ordinance similar to Rohnert Park which restricts camping to specific locations under specific circumstances.Those who wish to attend the meeting can do so by attending in person at 100 Santa Rosa Avenue or on Zoom at the link here. The meeting is expected to begin around 5 p.m.