*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

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The CSD: Spencer Pratt is not trying to Make America Great Again— he's trying to Bring Los Angeles Back Again.

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ICYMI: Awkward moment kicks off KTLA interview with Xavier Becerra.

Full report: https://ktla.com/news/california/xavier-becerra-interview-governor-race/

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NEW: A police officer in Tennessee is being hailed as a hero after rushing into a burning apartment building to help save a mother and two children.💙

Read more: https://abcnews.link/o3Y0nVb

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WATCH: VCFD Boat 15 responded to a fire onboard a non-operational natural gas platform offshore of Santa Barbara yesterday, as part of a regional mutual-aid response.

The incident was managed under the command of the U.S. Coast Guard, Santa Barbara County Fire Department and VCFD was proud to support the response alongside our regional partner agencies.

The continued Ocean Operational Area collaboration through the USCG Area Maritime Security Committee, USCG Area Contingency Planning Regions 4 & 5, and the Sector LA/LB Marine Firefighting Contingency Planning played a key role for this successful and well coordinated response. This incident utilized a marine firefighting and response strategy that paralleled wildland Air Operations branch management with strategies and tactics adapted for the marine environment, including the use of a vessel coordinator and vessel support group supervision.
While wildfire mutual aid often sends our firefighters across California, this incident highlighted the important role of regional cooperation closer to home — including fire suppression and emergency response operations in the coastal waters surrounding Ventura County.
These responses reflect the strength of the mutual-aid system and the commitment of agencies working together to protect our communities by land, sea, and air.

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GOD IS GOOD!!!

Another Spencer Pratt Ad just Dropped! 🤣🤣

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They may run when our social media team is coming… but they will never run from serving our community.

During Law Enforcement Appreciation Week, we want to recognize the incredible men and women of the Alameda Police Department. Even though they would rather hide from the camera, we cannot thank them enough for showing up every day to serve our community.

In 2025, APD officers responded to 43,849 incidents and investigated 4,980 cases. Each incident represents a moment when someone in our community needed help. Our officers continue to respond to each call with professionalism, care, and an unwavering commitment to public safety.

To everyone in this profession, thank you for your commitment, sacrifice, and service. We appreciate everything you do for your communities.

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Good night to all! 😴

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Wednesday: up to scattered severe thunderstorms possible today. Severe wind gusts will be the main hazard. Up to critical fire danger too.

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BREAKING OVERNIGHT: President Donald J. Trump lands in China ahead of high-stakes talks with Xi

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BREAKING: The South Carolina Supreme Court is overturning the murder conviction of Alex Murdaugh in a unanimous decision.

Murdaugh was convicted in March 2023 of double homicide of his wife and son.

The court is ordering a new trial, saying that Mary Rebecca Hill, who served as the court clerk in Colleton County, showed "improper external influences" during Murdaugh's first trial.

A post-trial court found that Hill "made improper comments to the jurors on the day Murdaugh testified” and instructed them to watch Murdaugh's body language.

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BREAKING: LA Police Commissioner Teresa Sánchez-Gordon just resigned from the civilian oversight board because of credible threats against her and her family.
She said it plainly: “I have to focus on my girls and their security.”
When the people who oversee the LAPD no longer feel safe doing their job, your city has a serious problem. This isn’t “activism” or “protest” — it’s straight-up intimidation that forces public servants to choose between their duty and their children’s safety.
Mayor Bass called it “appalling” and ordered an investigation. Good. But investigations don’t protect families. Real leadership does.
Los Angeles: this is what happens when threats replace accountability. Enough.

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NEW: Active CIA employee James Erdman testifies in the Senate that in August 2021, the intelligence community was prepared to determine that the COVID-19 scamdemic likely began as a leak from a Chinese lab, but days later, that changed after Dr. Anthony Fauci “injected himself” into conversations and “significantly influenced” them.

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NEW: Elk Grove renames police department after Ty Lenehan

The Elk Grove Police Department will hold a formal ceremony Wednesday to rename its police department headquarters after a fallen officer.  The new sign reads "Ty Lenehan Public Safety Center and Council Chambers."  Lenehan was riding to work on his police motorcycle when he was hit by a wrong-way driver on Highway 99 near 12th Avenue on January 21, 2022. "Officer Lenehan's service will never be forgotten. His positive attitude, infectious smile, and bright personality will forever be missed."💙

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JUST IN: Tensions flare between the CIA and Sen. Rand Paul over a COVID-19 whistleblower hearing.

The agency is reportedly “not happy,” accusing Paul of acting in bad faith as he pushes forward with testimony tied to the virus’s origins.

Paul fires back, telling Bill Melugin the CIA needs to “obey the law” after Congress passed a measure to declassify COVID intelligence—arguing there’s no reason for continued secrecy.

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Happening Now: Jake Lang is participating in a pro-2nd Amendment demonstration in Williamsburg, Virginia, Brendan Gutenschwager reports.

“If we refuse to allow our gun rights to be taken, we will show Abigail Spanberger and the Democrat ilk that we mean business, that this state is not a rollover state." #2a

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