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LA bus drivers conduct unofficial strike after multiple drivers suffer brutal attacks
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Los Angeles Metro bus drivers staged an unofficial strike to protest poor safety conditions on public transit as staff face violent assaults from unruly passengers. Weekday ridership in the system is only at 80% of pre-pandemic levels despite expansions in service coverage and frequency while car registrations remain steady, suggesting riders who have car access but replaced some car trips with transit before the pandemic are deciding to remain in their cars instead.
LA Metro’s budget has increased significantly, from $6.6 billion in 2019, to $9.1 billion in 2024. Once accounting for inflation, LA Metro’s budget has increased 12%, going towards expanding its rail and bus lines, and decreasing the time between trains and buses during peak transit hours. However, despite notable service coverage and efficiency improvements, ridership is failing to recover as safety concerns continue to plague the beleaguered system.
Because LA Metro bus drivers are covered by a collective bargaining agreement, the sick-in, or calling in sick to impact service, by drivers is not a union-sanctioned effort. The one-day sick-in came after LA Metro agreed in late April to install full-length safety doors to protect drivers from violent passengers. Just days after the safety door announcement, a transient who refused to pay a bus fare violently attacked a bus driver in a video that went viral, highlighting the challenges faced by public transit drivers in the increasingly lawless city.
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How long until bank repossesses Village of Dolton vehicles due to non-payment by Supermayor??
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Financial turmoil continued to unfold in south suburban Dolton Thursday after a bank said the village failed to make a payment worth tens of thousands of dollars, which may result in police cruisers and other public works vehicles being repossessed.
According to a letter dated Feb. 14, 2024, representatives from KS StateBank are threatening to take possession of more than a dozen village vehicles, which includes six police cruisers, after the village failed to make a payment of more than $76,000 on the vehicles’ loan some nine months ago.
Lawyers for KS StateBank said in the letter, that the village and the bank entered into a Government Obligation Contract in May 2019, when the village financed 13 vehicles, for the principal amount of $332,761.50.
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California Landlords Forced to Drop Rent Prices Amid Population Exodus
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Some of the major cities in California saw rental prices plunge amid declining demand as the areas saw population losses, according to the rental online platform Zumper.
Oakland saw rent plunge more than 9 percent in May, followed by Sacramento, which recorded an 8 percent drop compared to the same time a year ago. Overall, seven of the 11 California cities that Zumper looked showed a drop in May.
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FBI probes Supermayor Tiffany Henyards cover up of Vegas Hotel Room Encounter
A former female employee, who was Mayor Henyard's assistant, alleges retaliation, sexual harassment and discrimination after she raised concerns about an apparent non-consensual sexual encounter between her and an unnamed village trustee. A Dolton police officer said in a separate complaint filed with the Department of Human Rights that he also faced retaliatory actions for coming forward with what he witnessed.
The incident allegedly occurred during an economic development trip to Las Vegas last May.
The trip was attended by Mayor Henyard and a handful of village representatives, including her former assistant – who filed a complaint with the Illinois Department of Human Rights and two village trustees. We are not naming the woman because NBC Chicago does not name people who possibly were a victim of an unwanted sexual encounter.
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Tiffany Henyard claims accusations of travel expense swindle are a smear campaign
Thornton Township Supervisor and Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard hosted a "Township Talk" meeting on Wednesday, where around 30 residents gathered to discuss various community issues.
Henyard and her staff highlighted upcoming events and resources available for seniors and struggling families, but the primary focus of the meeting was on property taxes and township finances. Henyard demonstrated to residents how their property taxes have increased each year, contrary to suggestions by some local mayors.
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Migrants Protest for EVEN MORE Free Government Benefits in New York City
A group of several dozen migrants joined liberal Democrat politicians in New York City on Thursday to protest for even more government benefits for “newcomers.”
The New York Immigration Coalition joined a group of elected Democrat officials on the steps of City Hall to demand more money from the city budget to be dedicated to migrants, according to Caribbean Life.
The activists demanded an array of higher spending, including an additional $109 million for free legal services for immigrants, $5 million for language services, $25 million in support for two city programs for illegal aliens, and an end to policies that evict migrants from shelters after a prescribed time.
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Boston council member calling for 'revolution' screams at liberal colleagues with wild tirades
A Democratic Boston city council member, who called to "dismantle the White backdrop" in America and "create a revolution," is starting to disturb her liberal colleagues with her wild antics and threats, according to a source who spoke with Fox News Digital.
The source is a city hall employee, who requested anonymity because council member Tania Fernandes Anderson has created an "unhealthy" environment. The employee believes Fernandes Anderson is a "troubled person," who uses accusations of racism to get people to fall in line. The source discussed the challenges of having someone in the city's government who has been – in their view – hostile, verbally abusive and antisemitic.
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‘Greater Idaho’ measure passes in 13th Oregon county
Residents in Crook County, Oregon, approved the “Greater Idaho” measure Tuesday that would require the county to proceed with efforts to secede from the state and join Idaho.
Voters passed the measure with 53%, making it the 13th county in eastern Oregon to approve it.
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“The voters of eastern Oregon have spoken loudly and clearly about their desire to see border talks move forward. With this latest result in Crook County, there’s no excuse left for the Legislature and Governor to continue to ignore the people’s wishes,” Greater Idaho Executive Director Matt McCaw said in a statement.
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Tiffany Henyard billed wrong taxpayers nearly $10K for pricey political junket
Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard went to Washington. But who is footing the bill?
A FOX 32 investigation found that the controversial south suburban politician went on a pricey political junket that got billed to the wrong taxpayers — and critics said it might be illegal.
Henyard was in Washington D.C. in mid-January as part of the U.S. Conference of Mayors Annual Winter Meeting, along with mayors from hundreds of communities across the country.
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Illegal Immigrants U-Visa scam: Fake robbery ring staged crimes to score special visa & citizenship
Federal prosecutors on Friday announced charges against five people in connection with a Chicago-based scheme that staged armed robberies so the purported victims could apply for U.S. immigration visas reserved for legitimate crime victims.
CWBChicago had been working behind the scenes on the story, but withheld publication until charges were announced at the request of our sources. Now, we can tell you the incredible details.
Officials believe hundreds of people, including some who traveled from out of town, posed as customers in dozens of businesses across Chicago and elsewhere, all hoping to win favorable immigration status by becoming “victims” of pre-arranged “armed robberies.”
During a staged hold-up in Bucktown last year, one of the “robbers” accidentally fired their gun, severely injuring a liquor store clerk, according to one source. During that caper alone, five “customers” were “robbed.”
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Woke Portland just booted its pro-crime DA — and NYC should follow
Portland has ousted its soft-on-crime District Attorney, Mike Schmidt, in favor of Nathan Vasquez, a candidate backed by police unions and committed to restoring law and order. Schmidt, elected in 2020, became notorious for his leniency on crime, especially during the George Floyd protests, and his support for the decriminalization of drugs under Measure 110. The lack of prosecution and failure to address drug treatment led to an explosion of crime and a significant exodus of residents. Vasquez, a former Republican, promises to reverse these policies, focusing on public safety, rebuilding ties with law enforcement, and prosecuting crimes effectively. Portland's shift signals a broader rejection of progressive criminal justice reforms that have left the city struggling with high crime rates and public dissatisfaction.
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WY taunts CO: "Work in Wyoming where breaking the law is still illegal & cops are funded!".
A new billboard that appeared in Denver is causing a lot of tension between Wyoming and Colorado.
The billboard came from the Laramie County Sheriff's Office and it says "Work in Wyoming where breaking the law is still illegal & cops are funded!".
Mayor Johnson, as well as Denver Police, responded by saying that Denver Police have better pay and they find the billboard completely ridiculous.
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Oaklands solution for homeless thieves stealing copper wire on stop light: replace with stop sign
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A California city removed the traffic lights from a four-way intersection as the city grapples with thefts attributed to a massive homeless encampment nearby.
Oakland has been experiencing high crime and theft, including people stealing copper wires and the city’s infrastructure, according to locals who spoke to CBS News.
The city attempted to thwart criminals tampering with its electrical boxes by placing cement barriers over them – to no avail.
Now, the city has taken to removing the traffic lights at a busy intersection and replacing them with stop signs.
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NYC shoplifting continues to skyrocket with 21,578 cases so far, Walgreens and Target closing
Don’t believe pro-crime progressives when they lie about public safety here in NYC: This year so far has seen 21,578 shoplifting complaints from Gotham’s retailers.
That’s a 5% increase over last year’s obscene 20,552; more than 41% of the 2024 crimes are concentrated in Manhattan.
And that’s part of an ugly, persistent trend.
Full-year numbers since 2021 have jumped from 43,892 to 59,137, an increase of almost 35% — and the real problem is surely far higher, as exhausted merchants don’t bother to report many incidents.
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Gov. Newsom claims California is "National Model" for solving homelessness
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Governor Gavin Newsom (D-CA) was mocked after he claimed California was the “national model” for dealing with homelessness.
Announcing a $3.3 billion fund to combat homelessness in his state on Tuesday, Newson boasted, “The state of California saw a decline in veteran’s homelessness,” adding that “we have a national model.”
Although California has seen a 30% drop in veteran homeless since 2012, a 2023 federal report determined that 28% of the nation’s homeless live in California and people sleeping on the streets in the state accounted for roughly half of the entire nation’s total.
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Texas Gov. Abbott issues full pardon for Army sergeant who killed BLM protester
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Thursday issued a full pardon for a former U.S. Army sergeant convicted of murder in the shooting death of an armed protester during a 2020 Black Lives Matter march.
The move by Abbott came minutes after a unanimous recommendation by the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles that Daniel Perry be pardoned and have his firearms rights restored.
Under Texas law, the governor cannot issue a pardon without a recommendation from the board, which the governor appoints.
"The Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles conducted an exhaustive review of U.S. Army Sergeant Daniel Perry’s personal history and the facts surrounding the July 2020 incident and recommended a Full Pardon and Restoration of Full Civil Rights of Citizenship," Abbott said in a statement.
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"Endless Shrimp" deal forcing Red Lobster into bancruptcy as it closes 48 stores?
Pro-Trump Americans are blaming Red Lobster's sudden mass closures on President Joe Biden's economic policies after the popular seafood chain announced nearly 50 store shutdowns.
Earlier this week, Red Lobster said 48 restaurants would be saying goodbye to guests for good, including five locations in California and Florida.
Another four are disappearing in Maryland and Colorado each, with many of the restaurant's equipment up for auction to the highest bidder. The Northeast also got its fair share of Red Lobsters taken away, with the chain reporting around a dozen closures in New York and New Jersey.
The popular seafood chain reportedly was considering bankruptcy last month, according to Bloomberg and CNBC, and has faced significant shake-ups in its executive team over the past three years.
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New data proves Progressives ‘Supportive housing’ is no cure-all for mentally ill addicted homeless
The city’s plan to create 15,000 supportive housing units over 15 years is falling far behind schedule — delaying a critical resource for homeless New Yorkers.
Only 3,853 units of supportive housing — low-cost apartments paired with mental health and substance use services — have been completed since 2016, according to figures City Hall officials shared with POLITICO.
Mayor Eric Adams committed two years ago to accelerate his predecessor’s 2015 goal and instead reach 15,000 homes by 2028.
“Not only is the city not going to meet its commitment and its goal, but in real human terms, we have a huge crisis on our hands of homelessness — over 100,000 people on any given night in New York City are in shelter or on the street,” said Pascale Leone, executive director of the Supportive Housing Network of New York.
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Teen accused of firing 26 shots from AR-15 at car is released on bail by ‘woke’ judge
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The release of an 18-year-old accused of firing 26 shots from an AR-15 at a car has sparked widespread controversy. During a hearing, the judge, who initially leaned towards keeping the teen in jail, was persuaded by the defense's argument. The defense cited the teen's clean prior record, his young age, and a change in behavior following his grandfather's death. Despite the judge finding probable cause for trial, he released the teen with GPS monitoring and house arrest, leading to public outcry and accusations of leniency.
#woke #judge #shooter
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Dolton board approves pro-tem replacement against scandal-ridden 'supermayor' Tiffany Henyard
There has been another twist in the ongoing saga in the small Chicago town of Dolton.
The board members of Dolton appointed a mayor pro tempore on Monday to serve in place of embattled Mayor Tiffany Henyard should she refuse to execute her duties, Fox 32 Chicago reports.
Trustee Jason House was voted in as mayor pro tempore – meaning for the time being – at a special meeting and could sign off on village business and pay bills in Henyard's absence.
Henyard, the self-described "supermayor" of Dolton, and Thornton Township Supervisor, has faced accusations of corruption and has drawn national attention to the small town which has a population of around 21,500. Dolton residents have called for Henyard's resignation, including booing her at the last Village Board meeting she attended.
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Thieves Are Tearing Apart $4,000 EV Charger lines for $3 in copper
Josh Beckler of California wad driving his EV on Mother’s Day when he swung into a Vallejo Target to top off his battery and got a nasty surprise. Most of the DC fast chargers had been torn apart, their charging cables ripped off and gone. Beckler, who happens to be a retired theft investigator for a hardware store chain, knew exactly what the thieves were after: copper wire.
He explained, “It most likely happened in the night, and we found it early morning.” The thieves had dismantled nine Tesla Superchargers installed behind the box store. Surprisingly, they left some stations untouched.
Beckler added, “You know, they left five charging stations. I’m pretty sure after they racked up, I don’t know what the quantity was, but almost 20 cables with the nozzles. Those are extremely heavy, so I’m imagining that’s all they could haul at one given time.”
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Weak liberal liberal judge dismisses Riot charges against 200 migrants who stormed El Paso border
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A recent case in El Paso has drawn significant attention. Charges against 200 migrants who rushed the border were dismissed due to a technicality. This decision was made by Judge Ruben Morales, who cited a missing transfer order as the reason for the dismissals. The district attorney, Bill Hicks, intends to appeal, but the migrants have already been released into federal custody. This incident highlights ongoing challenges at the southern border, reflecting broader debates on immigration policies and enforcement.
#migrantcrisis #bordercrisis #liberal
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Progressive Seattle forced to recognize debacle of Defund Police, instead gives Cops massive raises
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In a recent analysis, it has been observed that the city of Seattle, which had previously cut its police budget, is now providing substantial raises to law enforcement officers. This shift comes after significant public outcry and rising concerns over safety in the city.
Three years ago, Seattle experienced intense demonstrations, leading to the establishment of the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone (CHAZ) after police withdrew from the area. The situation escalated, and the city eventually faced severe safety issues. In November of that year, the city council decided to reduce the police budget by 20%. However, this decision has since faced considerable backlash from the community.
A majority of Seattle residents have expressed opposition to defunding the police, citing increased crime and a sense of insecurity. As a result, the city council, now more moderate, has approved a substantial pay increase for police officers. Starting salaries will now exceed $100,000, and officers will receive significant retroactive pay raises.
#seattle #police #defundthepolice
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Portland State leadership allow Antifa to cause AT LEAST $750,000 of damage to school library
Last month a group of Portland State University protesters took over the school library and vandalized it extensively in an attempt to keep the police out. That effort failed as police moved in just a few days later and made several arrests. Of the 30 people who were arrested only six turned out to be students (two turned out to be homeless people who claimed they had no idea arrests were being made).
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Queens "Shake Shack" Squatter indicted for burglary, identity theft - faces up to 15 years
A squatter who tried to use a Shake Shack receipt to prove legal rights to a Queens house was indicted on charges including burglary and identity theft, prosecutors said Monday.
Lance White-Hunt, 24, of 18th Street in Brooklyn, went so far as to sue the actual homeowners — Denis Kurlyand and Juliya Fulman — back in March to cement his legal right to live in the $930,000 home on Lakewood Avenue.
But his plan backfired and he has been hit with an 18-count indictment that could put him behind bars for 15 years if he’s convicted, according to the Queens District Attorney’s Office.
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Starbucks and McDonald’s raise prices blame inflation as consumers pull back
Evidence is mounting that the American consumer’s back is starting to break. Accounting for almost 70 percent of the U.S.’s GDP, consumer spending grew 5.9 percent through 2023 despite high inflation and recession concerns, giving the economy a much-needed boost while the Federal Reserve hiked interest rates to combat inflation. Now, as the Fed maintains a higher-for-longer stance on interest rates to combat sticky inflation, consumers may need to bail out the economy one more time. Unfortunately, they may not be so willing this time around. The University of Michigan’s consumer sentiment index, a measurement of consumer spending confidence widely used by economists and policy makers, fell to its lowest in six months in May, sliding steeply to 67.4 from April’s 77.2. The figure fell below economist expectations surveyed by Bloomberg. Following a weak April jobs report and an uptick in inflation, consumers across all income, age and education groups revealed a declining interest in spending a few extra bucks.
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