Good night to all! 😴

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Wednesday: Severe thunderstorm, fire danger, and flash flooding potential again today. Dangerous heat in the South and West.

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NEW: Boyle Heights warehouse fire enters 8th day

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NEW: The NRCC has delivered flowers and a condolences card to House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) DC office after the House candidates he endorsed lost to Mamdani-backed socialists in NY last night.

NRCC statement to FoxNews:

"Three losses in one night is tough. We wanted so-called 'Leader' Jeffries to know our thoughts are with him, his candidates, and whatever remains of his influence in the Democrat Party." – NRCC Spokesman Mike Marinella

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Today, we will honor the life and legacy of Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) Trooper Sergio Romero in Childress.

Though his time with us was far too short, Trooper Romero’s dedication to serving others and protecting his fellow Texans will never be forgotten. Please continue to keep his family, friends and colleagues and in your thoughts as they navigate this tremendous loss.

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BREAKING: Speaker Johnson's warning to all Americans about the rise of socialism among Democrats.

"WE ARE IN A FIGHT TO SAVE THE REPUBLIC."

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MADD annual NJ law enforcement awards were held on 6/12. WPD Ofc. Robert Thompson III and Det. Giuseppe Rizzolo, were honored for their efforts in DUI enforcement. Their dedication to protecting our community from the dangers of impaired driving has made a significant impact.

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Hospice fraudster in LA allegedly stole $27 million in tax payer dollars, bought a Rolls Royce, by preying on vulnerable people who didn't need hopsice and billing for dead strangers

Matt Finn

A natural wonder appeared to remind us not to text and drive. Keep alert and be safe.

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NEW: A former Florida probation officer is facing more than 100 felony charges after allegedly using her access to a restricted law enforcement database to tip off a major drug trafficking organization.

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The Lineage Fire in Boyle Heights has cost LA taxpayers so far $3 Million. This is JUST for LAFD costs from June 17-21.

According to Lineage to CBS, Lineage is a tenant of the building owned by Chill Build LLC & the solar array on the building is ultimately owned by Altus Power.

Now do the 259 homeless encampment fires that occurred during that same timespan, and continue, unabated, all night, every single night, in perpetuity. How much are they costing taxpayers? Notice the times of these fires? How many FFs are we losing because they can never sleep? 📷Spencer Pratt

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BREAKING: A preliminary M5.7 earthquake struck near Redwood Valley in Mendocino County, California, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. Shaking was reported across parts of Northern California. No immediate reports of major damage or injuries have been confirmed.

Learn more about this earthquake: https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/nc75382936/executive

Governor Newsom has been briefed on reports of an earthquake in Mendocino County.

The Governor’s Office is closely coordinating with emergency officials and assessing potential impacts and damage.

Governor Newsom Press Office

More details will be provided as they become available.

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On his 42nd birthday, Reserve Deputy Sheriff Lloyd Constantine of the West Hollywood Station was tragically killed when a drunk driver ran a stop sign at the intersection of Laurel Avenue and Santa Monica Boulevard and slammed into the patrol vehicle in which he was riding. The collision left Deputy Claude Rosenthal, who was driving the vehicle, with minor injuries. The driver responsible for the crash, 21-year-old Craig Millar, was arrested and booked on charges of driving under the influence and manslaughter.

Reserve Deputy Constantine was widely regarded as one of the most dedicated reserve deputies in the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. During his seven years of service, he devoted much of his personal time to law enforcement, reportedly contributing more than 1,000 volunteer hours each year—the equivalent of approximately 25 full work weeks. His commitment was driven not by compensation, but by a genuine desire to serve, earning only the symbolic annual salary of one dollar.

Outside of his reserve duties, Constantine worked as a film scenic artist and was also an accomplished painter of abstract art. His dedication to both his profession and his community left a lasting impression on those who knew him.

Deputy Constantine was survived by his parents, a brother, and a sister.

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MASSIVE Medicaid scam in Chicagoland

A clinic with one employee on its web page allegedly billed more than $75 million, including drug counseling for a gunshot victim who was brain dead.

The loot was used for cars, jewels, and a yacht named Butt Nekkid

Read more: https://cwbchicago.com/2026/06/75-million-medicaid-fraud-scheme-paid-for-luxury-cars-jewels-and-a-lake-michigan-yacht-named-butt-nekkid.html

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For episode thirteen of our Safety Around the Crown video series, we're heading to the airport! Walk the terminals with our Airport K9 Unit to learn more about their work. Hear from Officer Reedy, about what the day to day looks like for him and his explosive detection partner K9 Rea.

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PASS THE SAVE AMERICA ACT.

The White House

Another tax hike could be on the horizon for Los Angeles. The LA City Council voted 14-0 to place a measure on the November ballot that would raise the local sales tax to 10.25%.

The Los Angeles City Council voted 14-0 to put the measure on the November ballot. Traci Park was absent during the vote. 

The city's current sales tax is 9.75%. If passed, the half-cent increase would put it at 10.25%.

"This ballot measure will save lives. Period," said Doug Coates, the President of United Firefighters of LA City Local 112, the union representing LAFD firefighters. "The LAFD is nearly half the size it should be to protect our nearly 4 million people. In 1965, we had 3,379 firefighters. Today, we have 3,387."

If passed, the measure would generate $345 million in its first year. It would allow the fire department to hire 4,000 additional firefighters and paramedics, build 62 new fire stations, and purchase more engines and ambulances. 

"We need twice as many paramedics and firefighters and hundreds of additional trucks, engines and ambulances," said Richard Ramirez, vice president of UFLAC Local 112. 
Firefighters said the fire department is desperate for more funding, noting that their response rate to emergencies is nearly double the national recommendation of four minutes. 

Critics, like the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, say the tax rate is already too high and hits low-income residents the hardest.📷FOXLA

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