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UPI
17 hours ago
- UPI
Watch: Bear breaks into California home, eats dog food, cookies and chips
Aug. 18 (UPI) -- A bear broke into a California home to feast on snacks including dog food, cookies, a bag of chips and a container of sugar. Bridget Conley said she started getting alerts from the security cameras at her Pine Mountain Club home, located in the Los Padres National Forest in Kern County, about 6:15 a.m. Friday, when no one was home. "He was huge," Conley told KABC-TV. "This bear was the biggest bear that we have seen." Conley said the bear kicked open the door and spent about an hour going in and out of the house. "There were multiple snacks, because once he broke in, he would go in, ransack and pick something that he wanted to eat, come back outside to eat it and then go back," Conley said. The bear feasted on treats including dog food, cookies, a container of turbinado sugar and a bag of chips. "He went for the turbinado sugar, the dog food, and we think he took a bottle of Worcestershire sauce, and I think that maybe he thought it was syrup, and he threw that down. He did not like that," she said. She said not everything in the kitchen was ransacked. "He left the vodka," she said.
Hindustan Times
06-08-2025
- Hindustan Times
2 killed, 6 wounded in shooting at party in downtown Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES — Gunfire erupted during a party in a warehouse district of downtown Los Angeles, killing two people and wounding six others early Monday, authorities said. 2 killed, 6 wounded in shooting at party in downtown Los Angeles Authorities first responded around 11 p.m. Sunday to shut down a 'big party' after officers saw a person possibly armed with a gun go inside a building, said Officer Norma Eisenman. That person was arrested at the scene, she said. Shortly after officers had cleared the area, police received a report of shots fired around 1 a.m. When the officers returned, they found one person dead and learned multiple people had been struck by gunfire, Eisenman said in an email. A male victim died at the scene and a female victim died at a hospital, Eisenman said. Six people were taken to hospitals in unknown condition, she said. A man told KABC-TV that his 29-year-old son was one of the two people killed. 'This senseless violence and loss of life is devastating and those who are responsible must be held accountable,' Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said in a statement. 'There will be no tolerance for violence in this city. My thoughts are with the victims and their families.' There was no information about a suspect or a motive, and police didn't say exactly where the shooting occurred. Investigators remained at the scene for hours. Tyrone Laney, who lives in a temporary housing encampment around the corner from where the shooting occurred, said the partygoers returned about an hour after police broke up the gathering late Sunday. He said he heard thumping music, and then, around 1 a.m., a burst of gunfire from what sounded like an automatic weapon. 'It was pretty clear and loud. … You knew that if those bullets landed in somebody, that they weren't walking away from the situation,' Laney told the Los Angeles Times. This story removes references to the Hard Summer music festival. This article was generated from an automated news agency feed without modifications to text.
Los Angeles Times
05-08-2025
- Entertainment
- Los Angeles Times
Long time anchor Elex Michaelson exits Fox station KTTV
Elex Michaelson, veteran anchor of KTTV's evening and late night newscasts, is departing the station. A representative for KTTV parent Fox Television Stations confirmed Michaelson's plan to exit. which was described as amicable. Michaelson did not respond to a request for comment. People familiar with his plans who were not authorized to comment said the anchor was leaving for another position. Michaelson, 38, has been with the Los Angeles outlet since 2017. He co-anchored the 5 p.m. and 10 p.m. newscasts with Christine Devine and the 6 p.m. edition with Maria Tellez. Michaelson is also host and producer of the weekly statewide political talk show 'The Issue Is,' which airs on various TV stations throughout the state in addition to KTTV. He previously worked at Disney-owned Los Angeles station KABC-TV and XETV in San Diego. The Agoura Hills native's first job in broadcasting was as an intern at KTTV. Michaelson is a well liked figure in Los Angeles media circles. Some of that good will is due to his mother's baked goods, which are prepared on Thursday and given to guests at the Friday taping of 'The Issue Is.' Michaelson is the winner of eight local Emmy Awards, seven Golden Mics, and six L.A. Press Club awards including TV Journalist of the Year. While at KTTV, Michaelson organized and co-moderated debates for California governor, U.S. senator, L.A. mayor, L.A. county sheriff, and multiple congressional races. He also covered national politics for the station. Matt Hamilton contributed to this report.
Arab Times
05-08-2025
- Arab Times
Two dead, six injured in shooting at LA music festival after-party
LOS ANGELES, Aug 5, (AP): A shooting erupted during a music festival after-party in downtown Los Angeles, killing two people and wounding six others early Monday, authorities said. Authorities first responded around 11 p.m. Sunday to shut down a "big party' after officers saw a person possibly armed with a gun go inside a building in a downtown warehouse district, said Officer Norma Eisenman. That person was arrested at the scene, she said. The party had been promoted on social media as an unofficial after-party for Hard Summer, a weekend techno-music festival held at Hollywood Park, about 9 miles (14 km) away in Inglewood, KTLA-TV reported. Shortly after officers had cleared the area, police received a report of shots fired around 1 a.m. When the officers returned, they found one person dead and learned multiple people had been struck by gunfire, Eisenman said in an email. A male victim died at the scene, and a female victim died at a hospital, Eisenman said. Six people were taken to hospitals in unknown condition, she said. A man told KABC-TV that his 29-year-old son was one of the two people killed. "This senseless violence and loss of life is devastating, and those who are responsible must be held accountable,' Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said in a statement. "There will be no tolerance for violence in this city. My thoughts are with the victims and their families.' There was no information about a suspect or a motive. Investigators remained at the scene for hours. Tyrone Laney, who lives in a temporary housing encampment around the corner from where the shooting occurred, said the partygoers returned about an hour after police broke up the gathering late Sunday. He said he heard thumping music, and then, around 1 a.m., a burst of gunfire from what sounded like an automatic weapon. "It was pretty clear and loud. … You knew that if those bullets landed in somebody, that they weren't walking away from the situation,' Laney told the Los Angeles Times.
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First Post
05-08-2025
- First Post
Los Angeles: 2 killed, 6 injured in shooting at downtown music festival after-party
Two people were killed and six others injured after a shooting broke out at an unofficial after-party for a music festival in downtown Los Angeles. The incident happened early Monday at a warehouse, where a large crowd had gathered following the Hard Summer festival. read more The victim, identified as Gurmuk Singh, 30, also known as Garaccy, was attacked on July 23 at a residential address on Felbrigge Road. Image for Representation. A shooting at an unofficial after-party for a popular music festival in downtown Los Angeles has left two people dead and six others injured. The violence broke out early on Monday morning in a warehouse, turning what began as a night of celebration into a scene of tragedy. Police were first called to the venue around 11 p.m. on Sunday after reports of an armed man entering the building. Officers arrived and broke up what was described as a large gathering, taking one suspect into custody at the time. However, the situation escalated a few hours later. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD The event had been advertised on social media as an after-party for the Hard Summer music festival, which was held over the weekend in Inglewood, around nine miles away. Despite the initial police intervention, gunfire was reported at around 1 a.m. When officers returned, they found one man dead at the scene and several others with gunshot wounds. A woman later died in hospital. According to the Associated Press, six people were taken to hospital. Their conditions have not been released. One local man told KABC-TV that his 29-year-old son was among the victims. Police have not yet revealed any suspects or motives. Officers remained at the scene into Monday morning, collecting evidence and trying to piece together what happened. The Los Angeles Police Department has asked anyone with information to come forward.
