A June 12 letter published by the New York Post quotes Peter Braunstein promising violence if freed, a development prosecutors will likely use in the parole fight.

Two men face burglary charges after a break‑in at Cantu Collectibles in Webster that led to a 31‑mile police chase and the recovery of nearly $9,000 in Pokémon cards.

DEA and U.S. Marshals are searching for Alberto Lopez of Norcross, wanted in a federal cocaine conspiracy. Officials warn he may be armed and dangerous.

Utah-born Swig has added Tempe and Glendale to its store locator, listing both Valley pages as "Coming Soon" as the dirty‑soda chain expands in Arizona.

Court filings say a Cincinnati woman entered a building that houses a courtroom with a 9mm and a glass drug pipe in her purse; she was arrested and faces weapons and paraphernalia charges.

Cleveland Clinic will begin drone deliveries of select prescriptions from its Beachwood campus this summer as part of a limited Zipline pilot.

A renovated midcentury building at 519 E. Josephine is being prepped as Jackie’s Desert Rose after a roughly $500,000 retrofit; permits and local reporting show delays and questions about timing.

Federal prosecutors filed notice July 10 saying they will seek the death penalty for Jordanish Torres‑Garcia in the 2024 Winter Springs carjacking that killed Katherine Aguasvivas. The filing triggers the Justice Department's capital‑case review process.

Patchy morning fog gives way to mid‑80s in downtown LA today. Heat advisories start Sunday, with an extreme heat watch midweek and a small chance of mountain storms.

Police say a 30-year-old man was linked to two residential assaults on the Peninsula; the DA filed charges July 10. Detectives located and arrested the suspect last week.

Civil Defense issued a wildfire warning for South Kohala after HFD reported a wildland blaze near Waikōloa Village. Officials urged residents to monitor updates and call 9‑1‑1 for emergencies.

A road-rage shooting on the SR‑52 to I‑15 connector in Kearny Mesa left a driver injured and prompted the arrest of a 27-year-old, the CHP says.

Houston-based Tailored Brands filed IPO paperwork to list on Nasdaq under MENW, tapping Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Jefferies. The move follows its post‑bankruptcy recovery.