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California Governor Gavin Newsom blocks parole for Charles Manson family follower Patricia Krenwinkel!

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Sacramento, California – California governor blocks parole for Charles Manson followers Patricia Krenwinkel On Friday, more than five decades after she scribbled “Helter Skelter” on a wall using the blood of one of their victims. Featured video from a previous report. Governor Gavin Newsom said Krenwinkel, now 74, remains too risky to release to public safety. “Ms. Krenwinkel fully accepted Mr. Manson’s racist and prophetic ideologies,” Newsom said. “Mrs. Krenwinkel was not only a victim of Mr. Manson’s abuse. She was also an important contributor to the violence and tragedy…

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Stockton serial killer timeline: What we know about killings, victims in mysterious California attacks!

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Stockton, California – Authorities in Northern California are looking for A serial killer apparently linked to six fatal shootings. What we know Stockton police said there was no known motive, but the killing appears to have been intentional and linked to ballistic evidence. Stockton Police Chief Joe McFadden told ABC News’ “GMA3” on Thursday that the gunman was on a “mission to kill.” more: Police searching for a serial killer linked to 6 murders in California He said the suspect could have “easily taken cars, money and credit cards, but…

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12-year-old driver Cam Carraway shifts the future of racing into high gear!

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Castro Valley, California – 12-year-old Cameron “Cam” Caraway was born to be a race car driver – after all, the word “car” is in his last name! “I’ve always loved motorsport since I was two years old,” Caraway said. Cam’s father Raymond Caraway echoed, “At about three years of age, he watched NASCAR frequently and had a real affinity for motorsports more than anything else. On basketball, football, baseball and any kind of ball sports.” Since she was six years old, Cam has been driving Late Models and Micro Sprints.…

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California mountain lion attack leaves boy, 7, injured at Pico Canyon Park in Stevenson Ranch, CA!

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Stephenson Ranch, California – A 7-year-old boy was attacked and injured by a mountain lion in Southern California’s Pico Canyon Park on Monday, officials said. The boy suffered injuries described as non-life-threatening, and the Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation temporarily closed the park. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is conducting an investigation. Capt. Patrick Foy of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife said the boy was going up some stairs, and a mountain lion came up from behind and bit him in the buttocks.…

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Caught on video: Coach body-slams man at high school football game in Anaheim, California!

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Anaheim, California – A video clip shows a 20-year-old man being slammed by a coach at a high school football game in Orange County, California. The video, taken by a parent in the stands, shows the man running across Glover Stadium in a game between Kennedy High School and Katella High School. The man was chased by a coach from the opposing team. The man was holding a sign with explicit language, but he did not threaten anyone when the coach brought him down. It doesn’t look like the guy…

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Newsom billboards tout California abortion rights in 7 states with restricted access!

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Governor Gavin Newsom launched billboards in seven states that restrict or ban abortion to inform women that they have access to abortion in California. Billboards direct anyone who sees them to Country website With information on how women can seek such care. The 18 billboards operate in Indiana, Mississippi, Ohio, Texas, South Carolina, South Dakota and Oklahoma. The seven states, many of which have recently enacted abortion bans without exception, are among the most restrictive in the country for abortion care. In a tweet announcing the billboards, Newsom said, “To…

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California family of teen with disability says he shouldn’t have been removed from Six Flags Magic Mountain West Coast Racers ride!

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Los Angeles — A local teen says he was removed from a trip at Six Flags Magic Mountain in California due to a disability, and he and his family want answers. Seventeen-year-old Ryder Gonzalez is like any other teenager who loves to have fun. He was a minor league player in Commerce City, California. is boxes. He plays basketball. Gonzalez was born with one hand and is deaf. However, his family says he does better than many people who use his hands and hear. That’s why a trip to Six…

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California launches website promoting abortion services!

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Sacramento, California – California launched a publicly funded website Tuesday to promote abortion services in the state, list clinics, link to financial assistance for travel and accommodations and let teens in other states know they don’t need their parents’ permission to have an abortion in the state. The website is part of Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom’s pledge to make California a haven for women seeking abortions now that the US Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade – the landmark 1973 decision that said states cannot ban abortion. The state…

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The ‘Marin City 80’ project honors 8 generations of Black families living in Marin City, California!

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Marine City, California – Located 5 miles north of San Francisco from the Golden Gate Bridge, Marin was built in 1942 and became home to thousands of black Americans working at Marineship, the Sausalito waterfront shipyard, during World War II. In 2022, the City of Marin celebrated its 80th anniversary and in honor of the city’s legacy, the Marin City Historical and Preservation Association launched the Marin City 80 project. “It’s the story of California’s black history,” said Felicia Gaston, executive director of the Performing Stars of Marin. “This project…

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Los Angeles, California faces another day of grid-straining extreme heat!

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Los Angeles — Poor connectivity has led utilities to mistakenly cut power to customers in several California cities during unprecedented demand for power supplies, state power grid operators acknowledged Wednesday while warning that continued sweltering heat could lead to much larger interruptions in cycling. . Confusion occurred Tuesday afternoon between a dispatcher at the Northern California Energy Agency, which owns and operates power-generation facilities for 16 members including dozens of cities, and the California Independent System operator as the grid running it was on the verge of dangerously running out…

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