Federal prosecutors say an Arizona man pleaded guilty after postal inspectors intercepted roughly 20,300 carfentanil‑laced M‑30 pills bound for the Birmingham area.

Permit plans show Jersey Mike’s will convert a former Subway at the Safeway-anchored center on East 20th Avenue. No opening date has been announced.

A Fremont man faces felony charges after detectives linked him to an April burglary of a vacant Burlingame Hills home, authorities say.

A water main burst on Romaine Street near Paramount Studios on July 24, flooding the block and prompting a LAFD response; crews isolated the line and no injuries were reported.

A Wayne County jury convicted 71‑year‑old Charles Andrew Maines of vicarious sexual gratification and child solicitation after prosecutors said he gave a preteen a sex toy and bought a camera to record the child.

Smalls Sliders will open a second McKinney 'Can' next Tuesday on Custer Road, adding the chain's sliders, fries and shakes to the west side.

Southern Nevada pump prices have crept back into the mid‑$4s as crude spikes after recent shipping attacks, and analysts warn the valley could see another round of increases. Local averages and global oil moves both favor higher prices at the pump.

Surveillance video shows a bicyclist shove a man using a walker on Sumner Street in East Boston; police say the victim's injuries were not life-threatening and are investigating.

Charlotte’s SPX Technologies paid about CA$605M (≈US$430M) for Montreal‑based Neptronic, adding controls and electric‑heat products to its HVAC lineup. The deal arrives ahead of SPX’s July 30 earnings update.

A five-vehicle wreck involving three semi‑trucks forced a shutdown of westbound I‑285 near Riverdale Road early Saturday; three people were taken to Grady Memorial. Traffic was diverted at Exit 60 and officials urged drivers to avoid the area.

A tenant‑improvement permit shows Seattle Children’s planning a maternal‑fetal medicine clinic at Point Ruston, listing about $1.6M in build‑out work and an October 2026 start window.

Deputies say a 34-year-old man was arrested after allegedly repeatedly showing up at a protected person's home, workplace and children's school in violation of a restraining order.

Portland's council approved a Drivers' Resource Center for ride‑hail drivers and expanded the city's per‑ride fee to cover trips that begin or end inside the city.