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5 of The Most Fun May Events in Los Angeles to Close Out the Month and Usher in Summer

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:30:58 GMT

Summer is approaching, and we need to welcome it with enthusiasm! After all, it’s LA — and the warmth of the sun here is unlike any other! If you wish to celebrate the beginning of summer, here are 4 May events in Los Angeles that are guaranteed to give you an awesome time!5 May Events in Los Angeles to Jumpstart the Summer1. “Beach” please!It’s difficult to not associate the summer season with the beach. Therefore, if you want to welcome summer, you can “seas” the days. There are May events in Los Angeles that take place by the beach. Here are a few of them:Arts and Crafts festivalFiesta Hermosa will showcase hundreds of vendors’ arts and crafts at Hermosa Beach from May 27 to May 29, 2023. There will also be live music (with an amazing lineup!) as well as a carnival, a food fair, and lots of wine and beer!Camping, or glampingIf you want to set up a campfire by the beach — along with your tent or RV — you can go to some of the Angelenos’ favorite beaches to go camping in:San Clemen...

Campbell crime report for the week of May 26

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:30:58 GMT

May 810:27 a.m. in the 1200 block of White Oaks Road : An 18-year-old rented a 2022 GMC Savana and did not return it.10:30 a.m. in the 700 block of Harriet Avenue: Three suspects broke into a house when the victim was not home and stole was several items. At 11:58 a.m., the same suspects forced entry into a house in the 600 block of Sobrato Drive while the victim was asleep inside, ransacked it and stole several items.12:44 p.m. in the 200 block of Railway Avenue: The victim paid an someone for a short-term lease that did not exist.1:19 p.m. at San Tomas Expressway and Budd Avenue: An unknown object hit the victim’s window and broke it. The victim believes someone threw an item at his window.Overnight in the 2000 block of South Bascom Avenue: A white 2011 Ford Econoline van with a tracker on was stolen then recovered in San Jose.8:05 p.m. in the 500 block of Railway Avenue: Someone used the victim’s personal ID information to seek employment.12:26 a.m. in the 1000 block of Camden Av...

Some ex-Sharks are shining in NHL playoffs. Why aren’t they in San Jose again?

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:30:58 GMT

Brent Burns met with the media inside a nondescript locker room at Sharks Ice in San Jose last April and all but declared that time was running short for him to be a part of a Stanley Cup-contending team again.“It’s definitely tough when you lose three years not making the playoffs,” said Burns, who was 37 then. “I think everybody feels that way whether they’re young or older.”Just over a year later, Burns is right where he wants to be. Traded by new Sharks general manager Mike Grier to Carolina last July, Burns and the Hurricanes, starting Thursday, face the upstart Florida Panthers in the Eastern Conference final, eight wins away from hoisting that elusive silver chalice.A handful of other ex-Sharks are in the same spot, as former members of Team Teal also dot the lineups of the Vegas Golden Knights and Dallas Stars, who start their Western Conference final on Friday.While those teams compete for the Cup, the Sharks have gone four straight years without a postseason appearance, wi...

Un conductor en Colorado trató de cambiar de asiento con su perro para evitar un arresto, dice la policía

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:30:58 GMT

(CNN) — Un conductor en Colorado trató de evitar un arresto por conducir bajo la influencia de sustancias (DUI, por sus siglas en inglés) intercambiando asientos con su perro después de ser detenido, dijo la policía.El hombre fue detenido por la policía alrededor de las 11:30 p.m. este sábado por supuestamente conducir a 83 km por horaen una zona de 48 km por hora, dijo el Departamento de Policía de Springfield (SPD, por sus siglas en inglés) en una publicación en Facebook.“El conductor intentó cambiar de lugar con su perro que estaba en el asiento del pasajero, mientras el oficial del SPD se acercaba y observaba todo el proceso”, dice la publicación. “El hombre luego salió del vehículo del lado del pasajero y afirmó que no estaba conduciendo”.El hombre, a quien la policía no nombró, parecía ebrio y cuando un oficial le preguntó si había estado bebiendo, se escapó, según la publicación.Fue detenido a unos 20 metros del vehículo, dijo la policía.El hombre fue llevado a un hospi...

Home Depot sees first annual sales decline in more than a decade as housing streak ebbs, rates jump

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:30:58 GMT

After years of explosive growth during the pandemic, Home Depot’s revenue during the first quarter fell short of expectations and the company cut its profit and sales outlook for the year, sending shares lower at the opening bell. Home Depot on Tuesday projected its first decline in annual revenue since 2009 in the aftermath of the bursting of the housing bubble and financial crisis. It was a rough start to a busy week of retail earnings and the numbers from the nation’s biggest home improvement chain dragged down retails stocks as well as the Dow. Shares in rival Lowe’s fell harder than Home Depot. For the three months ended April 30, revenue dropped to $37.26 billion from last year’s $38.91 billion, and it was short of the $38.45 billion projected by analysts polled by Zacks Investment Research.Sales at stores open at least a year, a key indicator of a retailer’s health, dropped 4.5%, and it dropped 4.6% for stores in the U.S. “After a three-year peri...

Authorities: Mentally ill man who attacked congressional staffers has violent history

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:30:58 GMT

FAIRFAX, Va. (AP) — A mentally ill man threatened a woman with a metal baseball bat, chasing her through a northern Virginia neighborhood, before attacking U.S. Rep. Gerry Connolly’s office, shattering windows and striking two women, including an intern on her first day on the job, authorities said. Staffers then managed to shelter in an inner office until officers arrived, within five minutes. Connolly said they used a stun gun to subdue the man, identified as Xuan-Kha Tran Pham, 49, of Fairfax. He was held without bond at the Fairfax County Adult Detention Center on charges of malicious wounding and aggravated malicious wounding. It was not immediately clear if he had an attorney pending his first appearance Tuesday.Pham, 49, has been violent before, attacking police officers last year. His father, Hy Pham, told The Washington Post his son is schizophrenic and had dealt with mental illness since his late teens. He said he had been trying, without success, to arrange mental h...

American defender Justin Che returning to FC Dallas

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:30:58 GMT

SINSHEIM, Germany (AP) — American defender Justin Che is returning to FC Dallas after German team Hoffenheim decided not to make his loan move permanent.The Bundesliga club said pm Tuesday the 19-year-old Che already said goodbye to his teammates after the 3-1 win over Eintracht Frankfurt on May 6. Che didn’t feature as he wasn’t in the squad.Che made two Bundesliga appearances as a substitute for Hoffenheim last season, but just one in the cup for the team this season. He also played 24 times for Hoffenheim’s reserve team.The club said it gave him permission to leave for the Under-20 World Cup in Argentina, which begins on May 20.Hoffenheim also said Eduardo Quaresma was returning to Sporting Lisbon after he made just four league appearances for the team this season.“Justin and Eduardo are talented guys with great character who have both repeatedly shown promise,” Hoffenheim sporting director Alexander Rosen said. “However, we agree with the players that they need regular playing t...

German court convicts, fines Jesuit priest over climate protest

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:30:58 GMT

BERLIN (AP) — A German court on Tuesday convicted a Jesuit priest of coercion in connection with a climate protest last year and ordered him to pay a small fine.The district court in Munich handed down its verdict in the case of the Rev. Joerg Alt after he participated in a road blockade in the Bavarian capital on Oct. 28. Also appearing in the proceedings were Cornelia Huth, a biologist and member of the group Scientist Rebellion, and Luca Thomas, a student.The court convicted all three of coercion and imposed fines in line with their income. In Alt’s case, that was a 10-euro ($10.85) fine; the court said the other two defendants’ fines added up to a “low to mid-three-digit” sum.Numerous similar protests have taken place across Germany and other countries recently as climate activists try to draw attention to the urgency of tackling global warming. The public and political response to such road blockades has been mixed. So far, most courts have acquitted the protesters ...

US senate takes aim at DC police reform bill that would ban chokeholds, increase bodycam footage access

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:30:58 GMT

D.C.’s police reform measures that aim to increase accountability could be blocked in the Senate as early as Tuesday.Ohio Republican Sen. JD Vance introduced the disapproval resolution last week. It is the companion to the resolution passed by the House on Apr. 19.“It’s a disgrace that the capital of the most powerful nation on earth has become so dangerous, but this sad reality is exactly what we should expect when far-left activists are calling the shots,” Vance wrote in a statement. “For the good of every American who lives in or visits this town, I urge my colleagues to support my disapproval motion.”He and other Republicans point to staggering crimes rates, specifically homicides which are up 7% over the same time last year and carjackings, which have seen a 114% rise since last year, according to recent D.C. police data.The Comprehensive Policing and Justice Reform Amendment Act of 2022 was passed by the D.C. council in December. On Jan. 19, it was submitted for co...

Atención: retiran del mercado casi 220,000 Jeep Cherokee por riesgo de incendio

Published Mon, 10 Mar 2025 07:30:58 GMT

DETROIT— Stellantis les está diciendo a los propietarios de casi 220,000 SUV Jeep Cherokee en todo el mundo que los estacionen al aire libre y lejos de otros vehículos porque las puertas traseras eléctricas pueden incendiarse incluso cuando los motores están apagados.La compañía está retirando ciertos Cherokees de los años modelo 2014 a 2016. Puede entrar agua en la computadora de control de la compuerta levadiza, causando un corto eléctrico que puede provocar un incendio.La compañía dice que aún no ha desarrollado una solución. Los propietarios recibirán cartas de notificación a partir del 30 de junio. Stellantis dice que el problema se detectó en una revisión de rutina de los datos del cliente.No está claro cuántos de los pequeños SUV se han incendiado. Stellantis dice en documentos publicados el martes por la Administración Nacional de Seguridad del Tráfico en Carreteras de EEUU que tiene 50 registros de asistencia al cliente, 23 reclamos de garantía y 21 informes de campo debido...