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ROHNERT PARK, Calif. (KRON) — The death of a 19-year-old woman in the North Bay is under investigation, police announced. According to the Rohnert Park Department of Public Safety, on Thursday, fire personnel were called to the south parking lot of Alicia Park at around 10 a.m, for an unresponsive 19-year-old woman. When fire personnel… Continue reading 19-year-old woman found dead after visiting friends home near Rohnert Park

SAN DIEGO – Rep. Mark Takano, a Southern California lawmaker, proposes changing the typical five-day work week to four days in a bill that’s gaining support from some of his colleagues in Congress. Takano has been promoting his Thirty-Two Hour Workweek Act since last year, saying Americans are looking for a “new normal” after a… Continue reading California lawmaker proposes 4-day work week

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KRON) — The director of California’s Employment Development Department, Rita Saenz, will be replaced by Nancy Farias, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Friday afternoon. Silicon Valley unemployment drops, on par with rates before pandemic Farias served as the EDD’s Chief Deputy Director of External Affairs, Legislation and Policy since 2020. She will be sworn… Continue reading Newsom announces new California EDD director

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — The winter storm expected to hit the Tri-State Area on Saturday is already causing problems at the airports. More than 2,300 flights have been canceled nationwide. Locally, 78 flights have been canceled at LaGuardia so far, 51 have been grounded at John F. Kennedy International Airport and 36 flights at Newark… Continue reading Approaching Winter Storm Impacting Flights Nationwide

The King Soopers on Table Mesa Drive in Boulder will reopen Feb. 9. The store, the site of the March 22 mass shooting, was originally supposed to open Jan. 20. However, grocery store officials postponed that date due to the employee strike that was ongoing on that time. United Food and Commercial Workers Local 7… Continue reading Table Mesa King Soopers in Boulder will reopen Feb. 9

A Colorado Springs police officer, who shot and killed an armed man, was justified in his use of deadly force, according to a review of the police shooting. On Oct. 3, 2021, Officer Chase Gardner, who was working an extra-duty assignment at a Walmart, 3201 E. Platte Ave., shot David Jacques who was allegedly shoplifting… Continue reading Review: Colorado Springs officer who shot armed man justified in use of deadly force

Take Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll off the list of candidates available to the Miami Dolphins for their coaching vacancy. The New York Giants announced Friday night that they had hired Daboll to be their coach. The Dolphins had Daboll among a list of three candidates set to be interviewed early next week, according… Continue reading Giants hire Dolphins candidate Daboll; Moore expected to stick with Cowboys

Work will get underway this year on the first pieces of a $700 million project to upgrade Interstate 70 where it comes down Floyd Hill and heads into Clear Creek Canyon after state transportation officials signed contracts on Friday with the design and construction firms chosen to lead the effort. A memo posted to the… Continue reading Firms chosen for $700 million I-70 expansion between Floyd Hill and Clear Creek Canyon

By Lolita C. Baldor, Vladimir Isachenkov and Yuras Karmanau | Associated Press WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said Friday the buildup of Russian forces along Ukraine’s border has reached the point where President Vladimir Putin now has a complete range of military options, including actions short of a full-scale invasion. “While we don’t believe… Continue reading Pentagon: Russia now has ‘capability’ to invade Ukraine

Tesla is again facing allegations it has failed to address racism in a workplace, just months after the company lost a lawsuit and was ordered to pay nearly $137 million to a Black worker over racist abuse. This week, a Black woman who worked for Tesla Energy, the electric car giant’s solar-power subsidiary, filed a… Continue reading Tesla sued by Black worker claiming racism, months after $137 million racial-abuse damages award