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Media Denied Coverage Of Border Crimes

UNITED STATES—According to March 17 news reports, an unofficial gag order by DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas was implemented banning the media from reporting on border crimes or access to detention facilities.  Reports indicate the largest immigrant surge in history. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have indicated on their websites apprehensions from March...

Death Strikes “The Bold And The Beautiful!”

HOLLYWOOD—Death doesn’t strike often on the CBS soap “The Bold and the Beautiful,” but when it does it is the one soap that delivers the shocks because you literally don’t see the death coming a million miles away. Death has struck the soap again, but if you expected a major player to be taken out think again! There was...

Revenge, Deception Reign On “Young And Restless!”

HOLLYWOOD—Well it looks like Chelsea’s plan to frame her lover Adam Newman on “The Young and the Restless” is working as planned. For starters, Rey is certain that Adam poisoned him after finding all the evidence at his penthouse. Adam was baffled to the fact that he was being setup, as well as Victor, who suspect that Billy Abbott...

Governor, Lawmakers Reveal $536M Wildfire Prevention Package

CALIFORNIA—On Thursday, April 8, California Governor Gavin Newsom, Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon, and Senate President pro Tempore Toni Atkins revealed a $536 million plan that they say will assist in preventing wildfires. This package will "fund forest management projects" and "restore the ecological health of forests."  It will also "fuel breaks around vulnerable communities to protect residents and property" and...

Yosemite National Park Limiting Summer Visits

CALIFORNIA—Yosemite National Park announced on Thursday, April 8 that it will be limiting the number of visitors this summer due to the coronavirus pandemic by requiring them to make a reservation, San Jose Mercury News reported. In a news release, the park revealed that from May 21 to September 30, "visitors to Yosemite National Park will need a day-use reservation...

Cancer Can Be A Scary Thing

UNITED STATES—My family was presented some devastating news last week when we discovered my step mom has breast cancer. I have dealt with cancer in my family, but I would argue I’ve never fully put it into perspective before. My grandfather died from throat cancer, my grandmother was a survivor of breast cancer, as was my aunt, but she...

Thoroughly Purging The Home

UNITED STATES—I did something over the weekend that I thought would never happen. I did a complete purge of my home and it was work people a lot of work, but I am so glad that I did it. When I say a purge, I’m not referring to tossing things in the trash, I am referencing to getting organized...

Fremont Police Officer Identified In Shooting

CALIFORNIA—On March 24, a Fremont police officer was involved in vehicular pursuit of a suspect led to the suspect being shot. The shooting took place on State Route Highway 84 and Ardenwood Boulevard. On April 7, the Fremont Police Department released the identities of the officer and suspect involved in the incident.  The California Highway Patrol is currently leading the...

SFUSD Notes Students Will Return Full-Time In August

SAN FRANCISCO—The San Francisco Board of Education announced Wednesday, April 7 that they unanimously voted to allow all students in the San Francisco area to return full-time and in-person beginning in August 2021. “The resolution,” said the SFUSD in a press release, “affirms the SF Board of Education’s ‘firm intention to ensure all students are able to attend full-time, 5...

Oakland Man Injured After Gunfire Erupts At SF Sideshow

SAN FRANCISCO—On Sunday, April 4,  a 19 year old Oakland man was injured at a slideshow located in San Francisco's Mission District. According to San Francisco Police Commander, investigator Raj Vasawani's tweets regarding the slideshow, they have come to the conclusion that the time of the shooting claimed to have transpired at 2 a.m. on 21st and Folsom Street. Four...