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  • A puma seen in Griffith Park spurred hope. He is now believed dead

    A puma seen in Griffith Park spurred hope. He is now believed dead

    A mountain lion spotted at the edge of Griffith Park this spring spurred excitement — and concern — among Angelenos invested in the region’s hulking feline inhabitants. Would he stay and become the successor to celebrity puma P-22, who reigned over the green space in the heart of Los Angeles for a decade? Wildlife officials…

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  • Overdraft fees would be slashed under new Biden administration rule

    Overdraft fees would be slashed under new Biden administration rule

    If your bank account regularly flirts with negative balances, or you’re just bad at keeping track of your debit card swipes, you’ve probably felt the sting of one of the banking industry’s favorite charges: overdraft fees. Thanks to a rule finalized Thursday by the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, those fees could drop sharply next…

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  • Special Agent Kenton Weston holding two Glock handgun slides, one with a machine gun conversion switch, right, and one without, during a demonstration at the Canton Police Department training facility in Canton, Ohio.

    AG Ellison sues Glock over ‘switch’ that converts semi-automatics to machine guns

    Chris Hrapsky, Dana Thiede, Samantha Fischer at KARE 11 are reporting Attorney General Keith Ellison is suing gun manufacturer Glock, Inc., claiming the company has known for decades how easily its semi-automatic handguns could be converted to machine guns but has neglected to solve the problem. Matt Sepic at MPR News reports FBI agents Thursday…

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  • Authorities raid 45-ton, $100-million marijuana stash in California

    Authorities raid 45-ton, $100-million marijuana stash in California

    California regulations allow residents aged 21 and over to legally raise up to six cannabis plants at home for their personal use. Warehousing tens of thousands of pounds remains decidedly off-limits, though. The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department this week announced the seizure of more than 90,000 pounds of marijuana from a property in the…

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  • Suspect in Oroville school shooting sat in San Bernardino County jail weeks earlier but was released

    Suspect in Oroville school shooting sat in San Bernardino County jail weeks earlier but was released

    Glenn Litton, the suspected shooter, had a long criminal history, according to authorities. Police said he used a ghost gun but did not reveal how a convicted felon obtained the gun. Authorities revealed that Litton allegedly committed multiple crimes before he carried out the shooting and was in jail weeks prior. Three weeks before Glenn…

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  • 7.0 quake prompts endangered Death Valley fish species to get busy

    7.0 quake prompts endangered Death Valley fish species to get busy

    Powerful earthquakes like the one felt last week across Northern California are stark reminders for people to plan — perhaps to fortify their home or business or, at minimum, finally build that earthquake kit. But for the Devils Hole pupfish, a critically endangered species found only in a deep limestone cave in Death Valley, an…

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  • Water agency board member censured for racist remark

    Water agency board member censured for racist remark

    A board member of the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California has been censured for making a racist remark about an Arab American employee. The MWD board of directors voted to censure John Morris, a member representing the city of San Marino, after an investigation found that he used a racist term when he referred…

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  • The George Floyd memorial at the bus stop in front of Cup Foods.

    Did George Floyd die from a drug overdose as some have claimed?

    No. George Floyd’s autopsy report concludes that his death was caused by former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin kneeling on his neck, not a drug overdose. The case title of the Hennepin County Medical Examiner Office’s report on Floyd’s death reads, “Cardiopulmonary arrest complicating law enforcement subdual, restraint, and neck compression.” The examination did find…

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    We can end horse slaughter in the U.S. — but we must act now

    Cityscape | Twin Cities urban geographer Bill Lindeke weighs in on city life, transportation, planning and more in his column delivered to your inbox weekly.  In Congress, our lawmakers can outlaw the inhumane and dangerous practice of slaughtering horses for human consumption — and in so doing, give tens of thousands of horses the chance…

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  • The search for Hannah Kobayashi finally ends after a month of tragedy and uncertainty

    The search for Hannah Kobayashi finally ends after a month of tragedy and uncertainty

    The month-long search for Hannah Kobayashi concluded this week after her family said they found her safe. The announcement comes after the Los Angeles Police Department said it tracked the Maui woman into Mexico and that she appeared safe, with no signs of foul play. Here is a timeline of what we know. Nov. 8…

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