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Man pleads not guilty to torching historic California church

A man with a history of arson-related arrests pleaded not guilty Thursday to setting a fire that caused millions of dollars in damage to a historic Southern California Roman Catholic mission.

Los Angeles DA George Gascon could face recall over progressive policies

A group looking to oust Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascon over his progressive criminal justice policies has been cleared to begin collecting the thousands of signatures needed to trigger a recall election.
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Psychological examination ordered for ‘Qanon Shaman’ months after Capitol riot

A psychological examination was ordered for Jacob Chansley, the self-described “Qanon Shaman” who was allegedly photographed carrying a spear inside the Senate dais during the Capitol riot while wearing face paint and a furry hat with horns.

Lawsuit alleging Virginia public school admissions discrimination against Asian Americans moves forward

A federal judge ruled Friday that a parents' group can move forward with a lawsuit alleging that new admissions policies at an elite public high school in northern Virginia discriminate against Asian Americans.
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Possible smuggling boat found off San Diego coast, third one recovered this week

Just one day after one person was killed and others were injured when a boat suspected to have been used for human smuggling got trapped in rough waters off California, an empty panga boat was found abandoned on San Diego’s Mission Beach early Friday, ...

Protesters chant outside Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s home: ‘It’s not enough to be Black’

More than 300 protesters crowded outside Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot's home Thursday, saying she has disappointed the city, according to local reports.
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81-year-old Ohio woman ditches retirement to help favorite restaurant stay afloat

An 81-year-old Ohio woman is giving back to the community by ditching her retirement to help her favorite restaurant stay afloat amid a shortage of staff.

Alabama city throws ‘Tardy Gras’ parade as pandemic ebbs

With both COVID-19 hospitalizations and vaccinations ebbing, Alabama's port city is putting on a Mardi Gras-style parade that will feel at least a little like the Carnival celebrations that were canceled earlier this year because of the pandemic.
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NJ beaches paid for by all, but parking keeps outsiders away

New Jersey's wide, sandy beaches have been paid for by taxpayers across the U.S., from wheat farmers in Kansas to fishermen in Alaska.

Abandoned boat found off San Diego coast, third one recovered this week

Just one day after one person was killed and others were injured when a boat suspected to have been used for human smuggling got trapped in rough waters off California, an empty panga boat was found abandoned on San Diego’s Mission Beach early Friday, ...
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