FBI New York warned drone pilots Monday that flying near World Cup stadiums or fan festivals risks big fines, possible jail time and seizure of your drone. Authorities say check FAA TFRs before you fly.

Miami detectives say a Model City property was stacked with Honda parts and airbags after a raid. A 34‑year‑old man now faces 77 charges in four new cases.

A late-night disturbance call in Melissa turned deadly when an officer fired; the man later died and the Texas Rangers have taken over the criminal probe. City officials say an internal review is also underway.

Two adults were killed and a child was injured in a shooting at the Chico branch of the Butte County Library on Monday. A suspect is in custody and investigators are working with federal and county agencies.

Carlos Abrahams, owner of Crav'n Caribbean and father of seven, was found dead June 20; his wife confirmed the loss and the family's GoFundMe has been updated.

Pasadena will outline a major illegal‑fireworks bust Tuesday after investigators say a cache of roughly 10,000 pounds was seized and four people were arrested.

Federal immigration agents and Butler County deputies converged at a Sheetz on Freedom Road. At least one person was taken into custody amid video and witness accounts.

Two people were hoisted from cliffs near the Golden Gate Bridge and cleared by paramedics; park rangers said they may be fined for going off posted trails.

Auburndale resident Tammy Roosa was arrested after a Facebook photo led deputies to a dog found with its muzzle wrapped in duct tape.

A woman was critically injured after a late‑night dirt bike crash near Dysart Road and Northern Parkway in Glendale; a driver was arrested on suspicion of DUI.

A 21-year-old man was shot in the head Monday evening near an apartment in Fordham. Police say no arrests have been made and detectives are asking for tips.

A second‑alarm brush fire scorched roughly 2 acres near Colima Road and Viewfield in Hacienda Heights; county crews were on scene by mid‑afternoon.

Elyria Police Chief James P. Welsh says he is reviewing bodycam footage after videos of arrests at Ely Square circulated online. The department says more information will be released when appropriate.