Late‑night booms left La Mesa neighbors shaken; police have increased patrols and investigators say one bang was linked to fireworks near Palm and Pasadena.

A newly posted KIRO 7 video shows officers running into a burning home and pulling a woman to safety. The raw footage highlights how quickly residential fires escalate and why early detection matters.

A 65-year-old Alexandria man died after a motorcycle crash Thursday evening near St. Mary’s Cemetery. Authorities say a 16-year-old driver was involved and the scene is under investigation.

Prosecutors say a woman set a car and a tree on fire on International Boulevard in East Oakland and then assaulted first responders, injuring an officer.

Chicago rapper Twista (Carl Mitchell) pleaded guilty to five counts of willfully failing to pay income taxes; prosecutors say he owes more than $440,000 and faces sentencing in October.

Brooklyn Park’s voluntary camera registry now links hundreds of private and business feeds to police. Officials say Axon-powered integration is speeding response and investigations while owners keep control.

An 11‑year‑old in Doral was found alone and hungry; his mother faces child‑neglect and animal‑cruelty charges after police said the home lacked food.

NYPD released images seeking ID of a person linked to a Midtown robbery pattern. Tips may be eligible for a reward.

A 56-year-old man died after his Harley crashed into a parked pickup in the 200 block of H Street in Chula Vista. Authorities say the Traffic Bureau is investigating.

A Spokane man was sentenced to 15 years after agents seized about 450 grams of pressed fentanyl and evidence of courier drops at a Spokane Valley home.

Octavius Brown was arrested June 10 after allegedly breaking into three West Campus co‑ops and sexually exposing or assaulting residents. He faces three felony counts and a July 1 hearing.

Seven women will bring a civil case against former Windsor mayor Dominic Foppoli in Sonoma County next month. The complaint spans allegations from groping to rape and names his winery and a local charity as defendants.

A Las Vegas man with prior felonies was sentenced to more than six years after admitting he possessed an unserialized AR‑15‑pattern pistol and threatened to "shoot everybody."