LIVE UPDATES: Derek Chauvin trial continues Thursday
Witness testimony is expected to resume Thursday in the murder trial of former Minneapolis police officer, Derek Chauvin.
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Massachusetts man accused of fatally beating girlfriend on her favorite beach: reports
The Massachusetts man accused of fatally beating his son's mother on a Maine beach earlier this month allegedly told authorities that he blacked out, reports said.
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LIVE UPDATES: Derek Chauvin trail continues Thursday
Witness testimony is expected to resume Thursday in the murder trial of former Minneapolis police officer, Derek Chauvin.
Family of Sydney West, missing UC Berkeley student, renews search efforts
The family of a San Francisco-area college student who vanished last year near the Golden Gate Bridge is more than doubling a reward for her return amid renewed search efforts.
Orange, California shooting leaves 4 dead, 2 wounded at business complex; suspect in custody: report
At least four people were killed, including a child, Wednesday evening in a shooting at a business complex in Orange, California, according to a report.
San Francisco in free speech fight following school board VP’s ‘anti-Asian’ tweets
The former vice president of the San Francisco School Board launched a lawsuit against the school district and five colleagues Wednesday, alleging they violated her freedom of speech, according to a report.
Derek Chauvin body camera transcript released in trial
Jurors on Wednesday saw Minneapolis police officers' body camera footage showing how an initial confrontation over an alleged misdemeanor last May led to the death of George Floyd.
Washington state social services org evicts foster family to house illegal immigrants, parent claims
A Washington state social services non-profit is evicting a foster father and his family to make way for illegal immigrants, the parent told Fox News on Wednesday.
California Democrat suggests police, prosecutors and sheriffs groups are ‘White supremacist organizations’
California’s law enforcement, District Attorneys Association and State Sheriffs’ Association are allegedly all “White supremacist organizations,” a member of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors suggested in a livestreamed Facebook video Wednesday.