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Month: September 2022

Rain falling in Southern California threatening areas of drought-stricken state with possibilities of flash floods

By Haley Brink, Judson Jones, Michelle Krupa and Steve Almasy, CNN Parts of Southern California were under flash flood warnings Friday as a tropical storm threatens to drop a year’s worth of rain in areas of the drought-stricken state, according to forecasters. The warning was in effect for Riverside County and northeastern San Diego County,

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District Attorney asks court to dismiss subpoenas calling for her and her associates to appear in court

EL PASO, Texas — ABC-7 has obtained court documents in which District Attorney Yvonne Rosales is asking for the dismissal of subpoenas filed to compel her and some of her associates to attend a hearing for the Walmart shooting case on Tuesday. The subpoenas involve Rosales, recently fired assistant district attorney John Briggs and municipal judge

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2 Georgia sheriff’s deputies were shot and killed while serving a warrant, authorities say. The suspects have been apprehended

By Elizabeth Wolfe, Chris Boyette and Shawn Nottingham, CNN Two suspects have been arrested after a pair of Cobb County, Georgia, sheriff’s deputies were shot and killed while serving a warrant Thursday night in what the sheriff described as an “ambush.” The two deputies were attempting to serve a warrant for failure to appear for

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El príncipe William es ahora heredero natural y duque de Cornualles: así cambiaron los títulos tras la muerte de Isabel II

Ángela Reyes Haczek (CNN Español) — Con la muerte de la reina Isabel II a los 96 años, algunos títulos de la familia real británica se modifican de manera automática, mientras que otros dependen de las decisiones que tome el ahora rey Carlos III. El hijo de la fallecida monarca, que hasta ahora ostentaba el

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Expansion to Mexican side of Santa Teresa Port of Entry expected to boost business, traffic in New Mexico

SANTA TERESA, New Mexico — The Mexican government announced Wednesday that 440 million pesos, or just over 22 million dollars, will be invested in the Mexican side of the Santa Teresa port of Entry, ahead of expected rapid growth. Many Asian companies are moving their electric car battery production to Mexico, specifically south Juarez and

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