Marina workers say Travis Scott assaulted crew and held staff aboard a 2024 Miami yacht charter; they’re now suing for battery, assault and false imprisonment.

Breezy ENE trades will bring gusts and spotty showers to Honolulu on Tuesday, July 14. Late-afternoon high tides could cause minor shoreline flooding.

Mercedes‑Benz Stadium kept its Fan‑First menu for FIFA — pizza $3, burgers $5 and beers from about $8 — making Atlanta the cheapest World Cup host for snacks.

A woman suffered major injuries after being struck by a train near Piner Road in Santa Rosa; police say the collision is under investigation and are asking witnesses to come forward.

CCRC provided a $1.333M permanent loan to Serenade on 43rd, helping preserve 65 affordable homes in City Heights and secure supportive housing for formerly unhoused residents.

A Roseville Powerball ticket matched four numbers plus the Powerball and won $33,286, leaving the jackpot to climb toward nearly $500 million.

Chicago‑born billionaire Ken Griffin has increased donations to GOP super PACs ahead of the 2026 midterms, including a $5M May check to the Congressional Leadership Fund.

An off-duty Jefferson County deputy was arrested after being found asleep behind the wheel in a Denver apartment lot. The Colorado State Patrol is handling the criminal probe while JeffCo opens an internal review.

City 311 logs show East Village rat complaints jumped about 37.6% through July 11 even as reports fell across most of New York City. Officials point to a few trouble blocks and a widening bin rollout.

A temporary pedestrian bridge over the H‑1 at Gulick Avenue is due to open in August, keeping a crossing for schoolchildren and neighbors while crews rebuild the overpass. Expect overnight lane closures and bus detours during work windows.

WalletHub’s 2026 analysis ranks Atlanta fourth among the 100 largest U.S. cities for recreation, with top marks for parks spending and public pools — but uneven access remains.

A new Mediterranean grill from Faris Alqabass has taken over the old Sizzler on Veterans Boulevard, serving charcoal‑grilled fish, kebabs and lamb chops.

Gov. Newsom defended Medi‑Cal’s use of funds for housing and food as Republicans accused the state of fraud. Federal scrutiny and budget moves now put some social supports at risk.