Fontana Station getting ready to pass out some goodies for “Trunk-or-Treat” event at Ayala Park in Bloomington! 🧙🧛🧟‍♀️🎃

Danny Garcia

In the small Hill Country town of Ingram, Texas, one police officer decided to stop looking the other way and became a hero to patriots across the nation.

Officer Jaron Alexander went to Chief Dustin Breshears and proposed joining ICE's 287(g) program, which lets trained local officers identify illegal aliens and hand them over to federal immigration authorities. The chief agreed, and Ingram signed its agreement with ICE on October 17, 2025.

Since then, Ingram police have logged 194 immigration-related incidents, most of them coming out of routine traffic stops on Junction Highway.

The left is now crying that it "tore the town apart." What tore the town apart was years of federal immigration law going unenforced. One cop doing his job is not the problem, he's the solution.
This is exactly what 287(g) was built for. Local police and ICE working together, removing people who broke the law to get here. Every town in America should be doing what Ingram is doing.

Katie K USA

DEVELOPING: Today’s high tide peaked at 8.0 feet, approximately 1.8 feet above predicted levels.

With exceptionally high King Tides beginning tomorrow, October 26, City crews continue operating pumps, filling and placing sandbags and monitoring conditions along the Balboa Peninsula, Balboa Island and other low-lying areas.

Residents in flood-prone areas are urged to take precautions now to protect their homes, vehicles and property. If you’re at the beach, please stay off protective sand berms, as walking or climbing on them can weaken their ability to reduce flooding impacts.

Free, prefilled sandbags are available at the City Corporation Yard, 592 Superior Ave., while supplies last.

Parking enforcement will be suspended from Sunday, October 25 at 6 p.m. through Wednesday, October 28 at 6 p.m. to allow residents of low-lying and flood-prone areas to relocate their vehicles to higher ground or City public parking lots if needed.

For more visit NewportBeachCA.gov/ElNino.

@police_frequency

Three Haverstraw NY Police officers were injured Friday afternoon after a suspect allegedly ran over an officer with his vehicle before leading police on a chase that ended in a crash.

According to Haverstraw Police, officers responded to a report of a disorderly man attempting to break into a home at around 4:41 p.m. Officers located a vehicle matching the description provided, but as they ordered the driver to exit, he accelerated toward an officer, striking and running him over before fleeing. After his vehicle came to a stop, he was taken into custody.

Three Haverstraw Police officers were transported to local hospitals for treatment of their injuries. Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for their recovery🙏🏻

More: https://www.rocklanddaily.com/news/three-haverstraw-police-officers-injured-after-suspect-runs-over-officer-leads-police-on-chase

More homeless nonprofit owners getting filthy rich in Los Angeles, California
- One bought a fancy home in Greece
- A $7 million dollar LA mansion
- One bought a nightclub
- Luxury travel and expenses Rolex watches purchased
Meanwhile residents in LA say their beaches look like Burning Man in the morning because of all the homeless tents
One nonprofit owner Michael Young, founder of the ‘Culver City nonprofit Home At Last’ is charged with wire fraud for allegedly diverting up to $12 million in public homelessness funds. He’s the one who opened a nightclub and bingo hall
Michael Young’s nonprofit received more than $118 million in public funds from LAHSA, the City and County of Los Angeles, and HUD, with LAHSA alone paying Home At Last more than $75 million for homeless housing services.
Again, this is only one nonprofit.
We are being taxed WAY too much. Abolish the income tax. No one should be paying taxes for this. 📷News Nation

@Street_People_of_LA

Canton Police Department Officer Chris Watson who was injured in a deadly shootout this week has been released from hospital surrounded by family, friends and his law enforcement family. 💙

Officer Watson suffered a severe gunshot wound to his arm and has already undergone surgery, with more procedures ahead. His road to recovery will be long, but his determination to heal and return to duty remains strong.

We continue to lift Officer Watson and his family in prayer, while keeping the family, friends, and fellow officers of Deputy Sherifi in our thoughts and prayers. May God bring comfort to those grieving, strength to those recovering, and protection to the men and women who put their lives on the line to protect others.🙏🏻

@police_frequency

Incredible that Karen Bass is bragging that she'll work with billionaires, especially when she has done nothing for us normal residents in the Palisades. Caruso's property is up and making money while our houses are still rubble. It's like Karen is trying to lose.

Spencer Pratt

🚨BREAKING: EVACUATE NOW — BLUFF, UTAH

Floodwaters are reaching Bluff, and conditions are changing rapidly. Evacuation orders are in effect.

If you live south of Highway 191/Main Street, on the river side, leave immediately.

Take your go-bag, medications, essential items and pets.
Head north toward Blanding.
An emergency shelter is open at San Juan High School, 311 N. 100 E., Blanding.

Do not wait for another update. Never drive through floodwater or cross flooded roads. Roads may become impassable quickly.

Share this with family, friends and neighbors in the evacuation area. Check on others only if you can do so safely.

Your safety comes first. Leave now and follow instructions from emergency personnel.

@police_frequency