Video surfaces of beating, robbery of Asian man in San Francisco amid uptick in attacks
Surveillance video showing a violent attack on a 67-year-old Asian man at a laundromat in San Francisco’s Chinatown late last month has surfaced.
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Beverly Hills shooting: Robbers take off with $500G watch, report says
A woman was shot Thursday during a robbery at a famed Beverly Hills restaurant, officials said.
Fleetwood Mac-TikTok video guy loses $4G in San Francisco car break-ins: report
Nathan Apodaca left his rental cars in a parking garage -- and now he's out $4,000 in credit cards, checks and personal items.
Breonna Taylor: Prosecutors want trial of detective in shooting held in Louisville
The Kentucky Attorney General's office asked a judge this week to keep the trial for one of the officers involved in the Breonna Taylor shooting in Louisville, citing a "large and diverse" pool for jurors.
Oklahoma man gets 3 years for smuggling firearms to UAE to help fight ISIS: prosecutors
An Oklahoma man was sentenced to more than three years in prison for illegally smuggling firearms to the Middle East to help fight the Islamic State there, according to federal prosecutors.
This Day in History: March 5
The Boston Massacre takes place; John Belushi dies; and more.
Baltimore HS student fails all but 3 classes over 4 years, ranks near top half of class
A Baltimore high school student passed all but three classes over four years and still graduated near the top half of his class with a 0.13 GPA.
Chicago teen murdered by Latin King gang members over haircut
Jesus Moro, 21, and Sergio Rodriguez, 20, were charged with first-degree murder after they allegedly shot and killed 16-year-old Julian Castillo in the Chicago Lawn neighborhood Friday night, police said.
Oakland homicides up 400% so far this year
The Oakland Police Department's Weekly Gunfire Summary for the week of Feb. 22-28 reported a total of 25 homicides citywide in 2021, compared to just five in 2020 and 13 in 2019.
Once-jailed Texas salon owner slams Abbott’s reopening as ‘too little, too late’
The Texas salon owner who was jailed last year for defying coronavirus lockdown orders criticized Gov. Greg Abbott’s recent decision to lift the state's mask mandate and capacity restrictions as "too little, too late."