BREAKING! New guidelines from the Trump administration means the State Department will likely be prohibited from observing Black History Month in February, according to reports.

Details: https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/state-department-black-history-month-dei/2025/01/28/id/1196843/

BUSY DAY FOR AIR RESCUE 5!  They just dropped off a hiker who was lost near Strawberry Peak.  Saving lives priority #1.

Mike Leum

San Francisco, earlier today.

President Trump to federal employees: "Type the word 'Resign' into the 'Subject' line of the email. Hit 'Send.'"

Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️

🔥Incident Updates - (1/28/2025 PM)
Based on fire activity, this will be the last Incident Update until incident activity changes.

#Border2Fire
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* Otay Mountain (San Diego County)
* 6,625 acres, 88% contained

#HughesFire
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* Castaic area (LA County)
* 10,425 acres, 98% contained

#PalisadesFire
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* Pacific Palisades (LA County)
* 23,448 acres, 96% contained

#EatonFire
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* North Pasadena and Altadena (LA County)
* 14,021 acres, 99% contained

A slow warming trend will occur Tuesday through Friday, with near normal temperatures by Friday for most of Southern California.
Conditions remain mostly clear through Thursday when the pattern changes, bringing widespread precipitation chances Friday through at least early next week for most of Northern California.

For the most up to date emergency information and evacuation updates, please visit the links below: 🔗 fire.ca.gov
#CALFIRE #LAwildfires #CAwildfires

JUST IN: A man known by some as "Gambler" is told he has run out of time to speak and then tells Bill Wells, the mayor El Cajon, to "shut the fuck up!" Before storming off.

Tonight's heated topic at the El Cajon City Council Meeting is item 9, titled 'Conflicts in State and Federal Immigration Laws and Policies'

Erik Herrera

On Jan. 26, DEA Seattle division joined immigration enforcement operations in Washington and Oregon — targeting the greater Seattle and Portland areas.

A violent illegal MS-13 gang member was captured in Federal Way, WA. He is now in federal custody, awaiting deportation.

Katie Daviscourt 📸

NEW DETAILS: Vallejo murder suspect applied for marriage license with woman charged in Border Patrol shooting.

A man accused of murder in Vallejo appears to have sought a marriage license with a woman charged in connection with the fatal shooting of a U.S. Border Patrol agent in Vermont.

Read more: https://abc7ne.ws/3Cif1cR

Happening Now: Just taking a walk on the bay bridge 🌉

Check out Frazier Park, located just a few miles north of Los Angeles in Kern County, earlier this week! ❄️☃️

Los Angeles: Elderly lady carjacked in a parking garage in broad daylight.  Reports say this is Ralphs on Hollywood and Western.

One onlooker pulls out a golf club which only seems to agitate the thief who then gets back into the stolen car and takes off.

🎥 @labreezetv IG

They call Tulsi Gabbard a Russian asset — just like they did to Trump.

They say she's an Assad sympathizer — she's not.

They say she's unqualified — she is.

They say she's soft on Iran — she shares Trump's view.

I debunk the smears of one-by-one 👇

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2025/01/28/stop_the_nonsense_and_confirm_tulsi_gabbard_152268.html

When Americans break the law, they face consequences. Under President Trump, now criminal aliens & gangs finally will too.

Secretary Kristi Noem

UPDATE: A heartfelt homecoming took place Tuesday evening as dozens gathered to welcome Evansville Police Indiana Officer Jordan Rundle back after a month-long battle for survival following a serious car accident.

Rundle, who has spent over a month recovering in the hospital, was escorted through the city in a show of community support as he returned to his family and home.

The accident, which occurred on December 10, left Rundle with critical injuries, including a collapsed lung and severe trauma.

His wife, Melanie, was also injured but was able to be released from the hospital shortly after the crash to be by his side during his recovery.

Read more: https://www.wevv.com/news/evansville-police-officer-jordan-rundle-returns-home-after-life-threatening-crash/article_9915d6d2-ddf1-11ef-9eb0-a3020b77b4a7.html

This week, I’ve been in Washington, DC, attending the Major County Sheriffs of America Policy Conference and meeting with members of our House and Senate delegation.

We've been tackling important issues like counter-UAS policy, balancing civil liberties with law enforcement investigations, and exploring solutions to improve recruitment and retention for law enforcement officers nationwide.

Shannon Dicus

*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

Alabama: The Huntsville Police Department (HPD) says an officer received minor injuries after getting into a wreck Tuesday morning.

An HPD said at around 8:30 a.m. an officer was responding to a call for service at the intersection of Highway 431 and Taylor Road when he unintentionally collided with another vehicle that was turning.

The department said the officer sustained minor injuries and was taken to the hospital for treatment.

Authorities said the driver of the other vehicle also sustained minor injuries but declined transport.

HPD said the officer had been released from the hospital by Tuesday afternoon.

https://whnt.com/news/huntsville/huntsville-police-say-officer-injured-in-tuesday-morning-wreck/

Please join us in sending prayers and, or, positive thoughts for their recovery. 🙏🏻

We continue to pray, and ask you to join us, for the officer who was critically injured in the line of duty last week. 🙏🏻

"Update on Craig Taylor

Craig went into surgery today to place the nails in his left femur and tibia. He was in surgery for about 4 hrs and the surgeon said everything went well. Hopefully he can get some rest tonight before his surgery for his wrist and thumb tomorrow.

He is making great strides daily, still following commands and at times will hold his eyes open a little longer than before.

All the prayers from everyone are definitely working !!

Thank you again to all our family and friends for all your prayers and support, it absolutely means the world to us.

Should anyone have any questions, please feel free to contact Ms. Priscilla Gonzalez at 713-365-3701 or by email at pgonzalez@mvpdtx.org

Sincerely,

Chief Raymond Schultz

Memorial Villages Police Department, Texas