Caught On Video: Woman Says Mexicans 'Think They Own America' After Being Asked To Pick Up After Her Dog
Jardiel Ochoa said the woman told him to go back to Mexico after he asked her to pick up after her dog.
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Jardiel Ochoa said the woman told him to go back to Mexico after he asked her to pick up after her dog.
Chimezie Metu had 22 points and 11 rebounds, and Southern California smothered Oregon State defensively to beat the Beavers 61-48 in the Pac-12 Tournament quarterfinals.
Customs and Border Patrol officials said Perla Morales-Luna is an organizer for major, "transnational criminal smuggling organization."
KCAL9's Laurie Perez spoke to locals who are eager to have the suspect behind bars.
Before hearing five or six shots, neighbors said they heard someone scream "Don't shoot, there are children here."
Officials with the Coast Community College District said Tarin Olson was placed on leave for two weeks while they performed an internal investigation into her racist remarks.
The Interior Department is spending nearly $139,000 to upgrade three sets of double doors in the office of Secretary Ryan Zinke.
The battle for tighter restrictions on gun sales in California includes a couple of new pushes to make it more difficult to purchase firearms.
Officials say investigators seized more than $6 million as well as weapons and large quantities of drugs including methamphetamine, heroin, fentanyl, cocaine and marijuana.
The three people who were injured were all transported to the hospital, according to Stu Mundel reporting in in Sky9.
While the general population has a 90 percent survival rate for breast cancer, it drops to 75 percent for black women.
MoviePass is the latest company to face a backlash over data collection after admitting it's exploring ways to collect private data on its two million-plus users.
Darting and dashing his way through Stanford's defense, UCLA guard Aaron Holiday matched a career high with 34 points.
Christopher Eisinger became unconscious during his altercation with Anaheim police but was revived and rushed to a hospital in stable condition.
A new analysis concludes that bones found in 1940 on a remote Pacific island were quite likely to be remains from famed aviator Amelia Earhart.
