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Police searching for information after man shot, killed in southeast Denver

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 01:30:58 GMT

Denver police are searching for information after a man was killed Wednesday, Oct. 18, in southeast Denver.The shooting happened about 2:50 a.m. in the parking lot of an apartment complex at 3227 S. Parker Road in southeast Denver, the Denver Police Department said in a crime alert flyer posted Tuesday on X. Winston Marquez-Morales was killed in the shooting.#Denver, do you have any information regarding either of these investigations? If so, call @CrimeStoppersCO at 720-913-7867 — you can remain anonymous and earn a cash reward! pic.twitter.com/f0W4hzzfpL— Denver Police Dept. (@DenverPolice) October 24, 2023Police ask anyone with information to call Metro Denver Crime Stoppers at 720-913-7867. Tipsters can remain anonymous and are eligible for up to a $2,000 reward.Related ArticlesCrime and Public Safety | Mesa County deputies shot man Friday night Crime and Public Safety | Teen boy identified as victim killed in East Denver shooting Crime and ...

Man riding bicycle hit, dragged to death in South L.A. hit-and-run

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 01:30:58 GMT

Editor's note: This article has been updated to correct the number of victims in this case.A man was killed after getting hit and dragged by a van in South L.A. Tuesday morning in what police believe may have been an intentional hit-and-run. Officers were dispatched to the area of El Segundo Boulevard and Broadway in Willowbrook around 9:15 a.m. on reports of a vehicle striking a pedestrian, according to Los Angeles Police.Witnesses told officers that a man driving a van struck another man riding a bike at 117th Street and Broadway and kept driving, dragging the victim for about a mile.The LAPD provided this photo of a van believed to be involved in an Oct. 24, 2023, hit-and-run.A man died and another person was severely injured after they were hit by a car in South L.A. Tuesday morning, and authorities believe it may have been intentional. (KTLA)The crime scene at 117th & Broadway after the fatal collision. Oct. 24, 2023. The victim became dislodged from the van at El Segundo ...

Santa Barbara woman seen on video harassing Latino street vendor

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 01:30:58 GMT

Last month, a Santa Barbara woman went viral after a video showed her making racist statements towards a Latino construction worker. Now, another video has surfaced of the same woman verbally confronting a Latino street vendor.The footage from the first video – taken on Sept. 16 – sparked a local protest, the Los Angeles Times said, with hundreds of people flooding the streets of Santa Barbara in protest of what they deemed to be a “racist encounter.”  Protesters gather in Venice to push back on self-driving robotaxis In that incident, the woman – identified by the Times as Jeanne Umana – enters a home down the street from hers despite the construction worker who was recording telling her that it was a private construction site. “I live here. I’m American, you’re a Tijuanan,” Umana, 74, can be heard saying. “Thank you for being racist,” said the construction worker, identified by the Times as Luis Cervantes. Umana “apologized repeatedly” in an interview wi...

A wildfire shuttered this Calistoga winery for three years. It reopens Sunday.

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 01:30:58 GMT

After a three-year closure, Calistoga’s Sterling Vineyards is set to reopen Sunday with a brand-new gondola and tasting areas.When the Glass Fire hit on Sept. 27, 2020, scorching the earth and triggering structural damages at 23 or more wineries, it seemed that Sterling Vineyards had avoided the fate that befell many of its neighbors. The winery’s popular aerial tram appeared to be intact.But once the smoke cleared, it became evident that the fire had damaged the winery’s tasting areas and the tram could no longer be used. So the winery, which had operated in Calistoga since 1964, shuttered.Sterling Vineyards in Calistoga will begin to offer gondola rides, wine tastings and more when it reopens following a three-year closure on Oct. 29. (Courtesy Sterling Vineyards) But come Sunday, Sterling Vineyards will return to business with a brand-new gondola and tasting areas, according to Luke Magnini, the winery’s director of hospitality, who says the long clos...

Photos: ‘Floating’ Oakland home built for jazz great Dave Brubeck listed for $3 million

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 01:30:58 GMT

A uniquely designed Oakland home originally built for late jazz legend Dave Brubeck is for sale for $3 million.An Oakland home built for late jazz legend Dave Brubeck is for sale for $3 million. (Christian Klugmann, Christian Klugmann Photography) The mid-century modern home is cantilevered 16 feet in the air, creating the appearance of a part of the home “floating” above the hillside.An Oakland home built for late jazz legend Dave Brubeck is for sale for $3 million. (Christian Klugmann, Christian Klugmann Photography) An Oakland home built for late jazz legend Dave Brubeck is for sale for $3 million. (Christian Klugmann, Christian Klugmann Photography) The 2,652-square-foot property was designed in 1954 by architect Beverley D. Thorne, who sought to accentuate the beauty of the home’s natural surroundings. The four-bedroom, four-bath home features panoramic views of the bay and was built around a rock outcrop that projects through the center of the house into the ori...

Tropical Storm Otis gathers steam, approaches Mexico

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 01:30:58 GMT

Associated PressMEXICO CITY — Tropical Storm Otis strengthened to a hurricane Tuesday as it approached Mexico’s southern Pacific coast where it was forecast to make landfall near the resort of Acapulco late Tuesday or early Wednesday.The U.S. National Hurricane Center said that Otis was about 145 miles (235 kilometers) south-southeast of Acapulco on Tuesday with winds of 80 mph (130 kph). It was moving north-northwest at 7 mph (11 kph).There was a hurricane warning in effect from Punta Maldonado to Zihuatanejo.Otis was expected to dump five to 10 inches of rain on the southern state of Guerrero with as much as 15 inches possible in some areas. That raised the possibility of mudslides in Guerrero’s steep mountainous terrain.In the Atlantic, Hurricane Tammy continued moving northeastward over open water with winds of 75 mph (120 kph) after sweeping through the Lesser Antilles over the weekend. Tammy was located about 580 miles (935 kilometers) south-southeast of Bermuda. T...

Crews clear wreckage from ‘superfog’ pileup near New Orleans

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 01:30:58 GMT

By Kevin McGill and Sara Cline | Associated PressNEW ORLEANS — Crews worked into Tuesday morning clearing the wreckage of more than 150 vehicles involved in a series of crashes the day before on Interstate 55 near New Orleans caused by a “superfog” of marsh fire smoke and dense fog that killed at least seven people and injured another 25.Lance Scott was among the many drivers caught in the wreckage. The 51-year-old had been driving his daughter to the airport when the fog thickened, as if a “white-out on a ski slope.” He slammed on his brakes, narrowly, avoiding the cars in front of him — but from behind he heard “the most horrendous clank of metal.”“It was, ‘Bang. Bang. Bang.’ It just went on… for probably 45 seconds,” Scott said. “As every second went by the clanking of the metal got a little bit fainter, which told me it was backing up — so I knew there was layers and layers of collisions.”Scott turned ...

San Jose Sharks react to NHL’s decision to rescind Pride tape ban

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 01:30:58 GMT

San Jose Sharks players and other NHLers will once again be allowed to use special stick tape to show support for certain causes.In a reversal from its previous stance that prohibited players from displaying “cause messaging” on their equipment, including rainbow-colored tape often used during LGBTQ+ Pride night celebrations, the NHL announced Tuesday that players will be now allowed to “voluntary represent social causes with their stick tape” throughout the season.The league said it made the decision in consultation with the NHL Players’ Association and the NHL Player Inclusion Coalition.“We are extremely pleased that the NHL and NHLPA have come to an agreement that allows our players to make an individual choice to show their public support for the wide variety of worthy causes and initiatives supported by our organization and our League,” Sharks president Jonathan Becher said in a statement to this news organization.“This is an important step towards ensuring that our...

59-year-old woman arrested for pimping and pandering in South SF

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 01:30:58 GMT

(KRON) – The South San Francisco Police Department arrested a 59-year-old woman on Oct. 19. for allegedly managing a commercial sex operation.An apartment on the 400 block of Cypress Avenue was reported to the SSFPD Criminal Interdiction Unit for a possible commercial sex operation. After an investigation and surveillance, detectives were able to verify activity consistent with the property being an active brothel, police said.  Cruise driverless taxi and testing permits suspended by DMV A search warrant allowed the officers to find two potential victims or workers and two sex buyers. Evidence of an active operation was seized, including a significant amount of money.The 59-year-old woman was charged with pimping and pandering.Services were provided to the workers/victims by San Mateo County’s Human Trafficking Program Coordinator.  Anyone with information on this case or other human trafficking cases is asked to call the South San Francisco Police Department or the...

Nearly 300 Bernie Sanders Alumni Call On Senator to Back a Ceasefire in Gaza

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 01:30:58 GMT

Nearly 300 alumni of the presidential campaigns of Bernie Sanders are urging the Vermont senator to join calls for a ceasefire in Gaza. In a letter sent Tuesday, former staffers asked Sanders to introduce a Senate-side companion to the “ceasefire now” resolution in the House; support an end to U.S. funding “for war crimes against the Palestinian people, the expansion of settlements, and the occupation of Palestinian lands”; and to support an end to the blockade of Gaza. The House ceasefire resolution — led by Reps. Cori Bush, D-Mo.; Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich.; André Carson, D-Ind.; Summer Lee, D-Pa.; and Delia Ramirez, D-Ill. — now has 18 members supporting it.“President Biden clearly values your counsel, as is shown by the ways you’ve managed to shape the outcomes of his presidency,” the staffers wrote. “We urge you to make it clear what is at stake in this crisis politically, morally, and strategically.” The group also produced a video appealing directly to Sanders.290 Former @Be...