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Dogs from Oakland's 'Warriors House' in need of new home

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 03:08:28 GMT

(KRON) -- The man who lived in the famous "Warriors House" in West Oakland died a couple of weeks ago, and his dogs Rambo and Baby Miracle are in need of a new home, according to Oakland Animal Services. The dogs were brought into the care of animal services. "He spent a ton of time with them and loved them so much," OAS shelter director Ann Dunn said of Lloyd Canamore, who lived in the house and owned the dogs. "Obviously we can't replace him, but we're looking for somebody that has a calm environment, that has a decent amount of time to spend with them, and more than anything will appreciate the trauma that they've been through in losing such an important part of their lives." WATCH: Dolphins swim through bioluminescent waters off California Rambo is about 10 years old. He is a male dog that weighs about 50 pounds. Baby Miracle is a 6-year-old female that weighs about 62 pounds. Dunn said they have been distressed since arriving at the shelter. She says they need normalcy, the c...

Hundreds of Google employees laid off: NYT

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 03:08:28 GMT

(KRON) -- Some Google employees were notified Wednesday that their job was on the chopping block as the tech giant conducted another round of layoffs, according to The New York Times. Hundreds of employees impacted by the latest layoff worked as recruiters for the company, the Times said.The layoffs were announced at a "last minute" meeting, and laid-off employees were told to go home if they were working in the office, according to an internal Google messaging board viewed by the Times. Google is headquartered in Mountain View. At the beginning of 2023, Google's parent company, Alphabet, slashed 12,000 jobs equating to 6 percent of its workforce. During the January cuts, CEO Sundar Pichai wrote that Google was "bound to go through difficult economic cycles. These are important moments to sharpen our focus, reengineer our cost base, and direct our talent and capital to our highest priorities."

As captured fugitive resumes sentence in the US, homicide in his native Brazil remains unsolved

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 03:08:28 GMT

RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — When the Brazilian prosecutor in charge of a homicide case targeting Danilo Cavalcante saw footage of the 34 year-old crab-walk out of a U.S. prison last month, he thought the fugitive might try to head home, where he stood to receive a considerably lighter sentence.Cavalcante fled Brazil in 2018, several months after allegedly shooting a man whose family members said owed him money. Today, Cavalcante faces life in a U.S. cell for the brutal killing of his girlfriend.“I thought he wanted to escape to Brazil,” Tocantins state prosecutor Rafael Pinto Alamy told The Associated Press on Thursday. “He would have to comply with the prison rules here, which are much more lenient.”A court hearing in Cavalcante’s Brazilian homicide case has been set for Oct. 11. The case is expected to go to a jury, probably next year, Alamy and Cavalcante’s lawyer told the AP.Brazil does not deliver life sentences. Even had Cavalcante been sentenced to the maximum 30 years, Alamy...

Western Loudoun Co. residents fight lights for new cricket fields in effort to stay rural

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 03:08:28 GMT

Western Loudon County is an area of Virginia that is rural, and residents and preservationists are working to keep it that way.Along a dusty dirt road off Route 50 sits Mickie Gordon Park. Before you get to the park, there are signs lining the road, reading: “Save Mickie Gordon Park.”The people behind the signs want the county’s parks and recreation department to reconsider a proposal to build 18, 100-foot tall lights in the park.A group of residents near Mickie Gordon Park oppose a plan to install new lights in the park because it takes away from the area’s small-town feel. (WTOP/Heather Gustafson)The lights would be installed for three new cricket fields. Cricket is a sport that requires a field two to three times the size of a baseball field.People who live close to the park said the current stadium lights can be seen for miles.“Like this alien spaceship landing in a farm,” said Middleburg resident David Blanchard.“It’s just really,...

Report: Where Loudoun Co. schools fell short in handling of sexual assaults by same student

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 03:08:28 GMT

Loudoun County Public Schools in Virginia took an “overly narrow view” of its Title IX responsibilities, according to the findings of a review of how the school system handled two in-school sexual assaults by the same student in 2021.A judge ruled that the report was to be made public Thursday, even after the school system argued it was covered under attorney-client privilege and should not be shared with the public.After the first sexual assault at Stone Bridge High School on May 28, 2021, the school system shouldn’t have delayed its Title IX complaint investigation, despite the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office suggesting it do so, the report said.The school system, according to the report, believed an agreement with law enforcement prevented it from launching its own investigation into the Stone Bridge sexual assault while the Sheriff’s Office looked into the case.Loudoun County schools, according to the report, also should have conducted a threat assessment...

Imágenes satelitales muestran el antes y el después de las mortales inundaciones en Libia

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 03:08:28 GMT

(CNN) — Más de 5.000 personas murieron por las inundaciones catastróficas en el este de Libia, según funcionarios gubernamentales y de hospitales, luego de que las fuertes lluvias que dejó la tormenta Daniel inundaran la región costera del país. Se cree que unas 10.000 personas están desaparecidas, según la Federación Internacional de Sociedades de la Cruz Roja y de la Media Luna Roja.Las extensas inundaciones en la ciudad nororiental de Derna, muy afectada, llevaron a que barrios enteros fueran “arrastrados hacia el mar”, según un portavoz del Ejército Nacional de Libia. Más de 30.000 personas fueron desplazadas por las inundaciones en Derna, dijo este miércoles la Organización Internacional para las Migraciones de las Naciones Unidas.Una toma general de Derna.La represa inferior rota.Una toma de las calles inundadas y de los edificios residenciales.Una carretera costera arrasada por las inundaciones.Una carretera en la costa de Derna.The-CNN-Wire™ & &co...

Brandon Hunter, former Ohio U star who played 2 years in NBA, dies at 42

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 03:08:28 GMT

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Brandon Hunter, who played two NBA seasons after starring in college at Ohio University, has died. He was 42.The Orlando Magic, for whom Hunter played in 2004-05, announced his death in a statement, as did the university. Hunter played the previous season for the Boston Celtics, who drafted him in 2003. He played overseas after his time in the NBA.Hunter’s mother-in-law, Carolyn Cliett, told NBC News that he died Tuesday after collapsing during a hot yoga workout in Orlando.“It was hot yoga, and he did it regularly,” she said. “He was in good shape as far as we know. We’re just shocked.”A Cincinnati native, the 6-foot-7 Hunter was a three-time first-team All-MAC selection at Ohio and the school’s all-time leading rebounder.“We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Brandon Hunter,” Ohio coach Jeff Boals said in a statement. “Brandon was a phenomenal player at Ohio who went on to have a great pro career. He was up on campus last year, with his ...

Denver weather: Thunderstorms to end, rain may linger overnight

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 03:08:28 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — Denver's weather saw showers and thunderstorms move in Thursday evening, with rain having an impact on the roads from the mountains to the Eastern Plains. Flash flood warnings were in effect across multiple areas, including in Larimer, Yuma and Sedgwick counties. The mountains also saw rain on Thursday — a mudslide poured debris on Colorado Highway 125, closing the road indefinitely. Colorado vs. Colorado State: TV channel, time, what to know Denver International Airport was placed on a ground stop because of thunderstorms. Flights were delayed an average of 84 minutes, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.Possible rain totals through FridayWeather tonight: Showers overnightSome showers could linger past midnight along the Front Range, according to Pinpoint Weather, Colorado’s Most Accurate Forecast. Possible rain totals look good and could be enough to get totals back to September levels for this time of the month.Showers and thunderstorms will s...

Boulder, Fort Collins mayors bet beer on CU vs. CSU game

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 03:08:28 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- The mayors of Fort Collins and Boulder are betting beer on the Rocky Mountain Showdown football game between the No. 18 University of Colorado Buffaloes and the Colorado State University Rams.The rivalry game happening at CU this weekend is gaining national attention as one of the biggest NCAA games in week three. For the first time since 1996, ESPN's College GameDay is coming to Boulder to feature the game. ESPN College GameDay coming to Boulder for Rocky Mountain Showdown More people are placing bets on Buffs football than any other team in the U.S. this season. On Wednesday, Fort Collins mayor Jeni Arndt invited Boulder mayor Aaron Brockett to join in on the betting."I hear there's a game Saturday! Wanna bet some locally brewed beer on that???" Arndt posted on X. "Two great cities, two great universities, one big smackdown. See you Saturday, go Rams," Arndt said in a video.Brockett responded on X less than an hour later, saying he would bet on the Buffs anytime...

Lamborn: House Freedom Caucus 'not being very reasonable'

Published Mon, 03 Mar 2025 03:08:28 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — Congress has until the end of September to pass a funding measure in order to avoid a government shutdown. U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn called it "a 50-50 proposition.""Those that think they’re going to get something out of it (a shutdown), they’re going to be sadly mistaken," the Republican said this week on "Colorado Point of View." WATCH: Denver mayor unveils budget proposal focused on housing, EVs, downtown House Speaker Kevin McCarthy came to an agreement with President Joe Biden back in May, but House Freedom Caucus members have vowed not to support that deal unless their demands are met. Those demands include cutting spending to $120 billion less than what was agreed upon, to a 2022 level of $1.47 trillion. The group of about 40 House Republicans also vowed not to support a measure unless it cracks down on southern border crossings, addresses what they call the "weaponization" of the Justice Department and FBI and ends so-called "woke" policies in the Pentagon.Lam...