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Schenectady man fled police, hit two cars in chase

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 11:30:03 GMT

SCHENECTADY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- A Schenectady man was arrested on Thursday after fleeing police and hitting two cars during a chase, according to Schenectady police. Ziyad Mohammed, 21, faces several charges. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! On Thursday, around 5:32 p.m., Schenectady Police say they saw a car driving recklessly at a high speed near Craig Street. When they tried to pull him over, police say the car fled.Law enforcement says the driver began to lose control and struck two other cars on Albany Street near Schenectady Street. One of the cars was occupied by two people, both sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Pittsfield PD responds to fatal construction zone crash The driver, identified as Mohammed, was arrested and taken to Albany Medical Center for injuries sustained in the crash. Charges:Second-degree reckless endangermentThird-degree assaultThird-degree unlawful fleeing of a police officerSecond-degree ob...

Jamestown Mall catches fire weeks after dismantling

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 11:30:03 GMT

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - A little more than two weeks after the demolition of the former Jamestown Mall started, the eyesore in north county once again caught fire.The fencing is up with the ongoing demolition and the fire is out for the most part. The chief of the Blackjack Fire Protection District, Roger Ellison, told FOX 2 that crews let the fire burn itself out. County police are at the scene monitoring the situation.Ellison also shared that crews got the call about 10:30 p.m. He said when firefighters got there, the flames were already through the roof. The fire started in the former cinema area. He explained how crews had limited ways to fight the fire because the hydrants there were no longer working with the demolition. Firefighters did put some water on it that they carry in their trucks, but beyond that, crews had to let the fire burn. The mall originally opened in 1973, but it has been closed since 2014 and has been the site of many issues in recent years. This is the thir...

Crafty Chameleon Brewery and Pizzeria hosting 'Colton's Cause Fundraiser' tonight

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 11:30:03 GMT

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - An Ellisville family is hosting their fourth fundraiser in honor of their son, who had a rare genetic disorder.Colton Armengol was born with a neurodevelopmental disorder. Despite only being told he would live five years, Colton lived until he was 21 years old. South county residents shocked after gunfire hits elementary school, driver wanted Now his family wants to help other families struggling to care for their disabled children. The Colton's Cause Fundraiser is Friday night at the Crafty Chameleon Brewery and Pizzeria in west county from 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.To learn more and order tickets, click here.

St. Louis County Justice Center inmates complete college classes today

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 11:30:03 GMT

ST. LOUIS - 24 inmates at the St. Louis County Justice Center are graduating from the 'PACE' program Friday.It allows them to get a higher education while incarcerated. Fourteen of the students at Friday's ceremony will be inducted into the Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society. St. Louis youth football coach recovering after shooting, suspect charged County Executive Dr. Sam Page says that by putting prisoners in education programs, it's 43% less likely they'll commit another criminal offense.

Hackers claim to have published stolen data from St. Louis Metro Transit

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 11:30:03 GMT

ST. LOUIS - An anonymous hacker group says it has published data it stole from Metro Transit.According to FOX 2's partners at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, it's not yet clear what data was published. The hackers demanded a ransom be paid, or they would release the stolen data, which includes passports, social security numbers, and tax information. South county residents shocked after gunfire hits elementary school, driver wanted Bi-State Development did not pay the ransom. They say no customer data was stolen, and any impacted employees will be notified.

Elias: California bills to cut prison population unlikely to stop

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 11:30:03 GMT

Gov. Gavin Newsom and other Democrats in Sacramento are working steadily these days to close several California prisons, perhaps as many as six.Related ArticlesLocal News | Elias: For California police, there’s less heat on the heat for the moment Local News | Elias: California housing costs worse for homeowners than renters Local News | Elias: Newsom-DeSantis debate may mean more in 2028 than 2024 The stated benefits include saving money and doing something to address mass incarceration of African Americans and other minorities, which is partly the result of the much-maligned federal and state “war on drugs.” Despite support from the elected chief prosecutors in several of the most populous California counties, though, there are dangers.Take some provisions of a bill that came within a hair of becoming law this fall, one that would let most convicts, including murderers and rapists, petition for resentencing and eventual parole ...

Governor Newsom celebrates ‘paradigm shifting’ mental health legislation in Southern California

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 11:30:03 GMT

Governor Gavin Newsom gathered with civic leaders at Los Angeles General Medical Center on Thursday, Oct. 12 to celebrate the signing of two laws intended to transform the state’s approach to the twin crises of homelessness and mental health.The first law, AB 531, seeks to create 11,150 mental health treatment beds and supportive housing units by placing Proposition 1, a $6.38 billion bond measure, on the March 2024 ballot for voters to decide. About $1 billion of that funding would be reserved for veterans.The second law, SB 326, aims to modernize the Mental Health Services Act of 2004 by requiring that counties spend 30% of the act’s funding on housing. This change will also appear on the ballot as part of Prop. 1.The two bills strive to ensure all Californians can access high quality mental health resources, including direly needed residential treatment beds, as well as stable supportive homes in which to recover.“Today marks a powerful and important milestone that we are moving ...

4 men dead after suspected honey oil fire at California warehouse

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 11:30:03 GMT

A fire at an Irwindale warehouse that left four men dead on Monday, Oct. 9, is believed by authorities to have been caused by an explosion of butane gas that was being used in a honey oil extraction lab.Firefighters received calls Monday about the warehouse fire in the 1400 block of Arrow Highway, including one caller who said they saw a man fully engulfed in flames exiting the structure, according to the Irwindale Police Department.After the fire was extinguished, authorities found the charred remains of three men inside the warehouse, police said. The fourth victim, who was referenced in the call, was found near the warehouse and taken to a hospital, where he died.The victims had not been identified on Thursday, pending identification from the Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner.Butane is a chemical that is used in the extraction of the “honey oil,” also known as “butane hash oil,” from cannabis plants. The chemical poses an explosion hazard because of its highly fla...

Review: ‘Anatomy of a Fall’ is a tense and gripping drama

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 11:30:03 GMT

By Lindsey Bahr | Associated PressOf all the ways that a relationship can end, a fundamental disagreement about a work of art is in some ways extremely silly. And yet, a film or a book exposing an irreparable rift in a love that perhaps wasn’t as compatible, as symbiotic or as caring as one might have thought is also, somehow, as good a reason as any. Maybe it will even, eventually, provide a funny story.Another, more excruciating, way for a relationship to end is with one party falling off the roof of a house to their death, followed by a humiliating public trial to determine the fault or innocence of the other, as happens in Justine Triet’s Palme d’Or-winning “Anatomy of a Fall.” And just like “The Corrections” before it, it seems that “Anatomy of a Fall” might be the new litmus test for modern relationships. See it with a romantic partner at your own risk. But, from my perch, this is one that’s worth the debate(s) it pro...

Barabak: Election officials are quitting in droves. Why you should care

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 11:30:03 GMT

Election denialism is a losing cause.Studies of the vote in 2022 put the penalty at anywhere from 2% to 7%, depending on the office.In other words, Republicans who spread the Big Lie about massive fraud and a stolen 2020 election received significantly less support — in races for secretary of state, governor and Congress — than Republicans who refused to traffic in such nuttiness.But new research by a political reform group, Issue One, has given us something else to worry about: a troubling exodus of local election officials — those on the front lines fighting for truth, justice and the American way.In 11 Western states, including California, roughly 40% of the chief local elections officials are new to the job since 2020, the study found.In four states — Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico and Utah — the turnover exceeds 50%.Why does that matter?“It takes a long time to learn how to do what we do,” said Ryan Ronco, the elections chief in Placer County and head...