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Encinitas directed city staff to look into bringing back red-light cameras to the city. Staff are directed to look at the cost and the benefits the cameras bring.

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Encinitas directed city staff to look into bringing back red-light cameras to the city. Staff are directed to look at the cost and the benefits the cameras bring.

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This is an edited extract of 'Before the Harm: Preventing Abuse, Protecting Children' by Dr Sonia Orchard. Available from 1 September 2026 in all good bookshops.

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This is an edited extract of 'Before the Harm: Preventing Abuse, Protecting Children' by Dr Sonia Orchard. Available from 1 September 2026 in all good bookshops.

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지난 6월 서해함대에 배치된 1번함 ‘최현호’에 이어, 불과 두 달여 만에 동해와 서해에 한 척씩 들어선 건데요. 실패에도 멈추지 않는 북한, 왜 지금 바다에 매달리는지

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지난 6월 서해함대에 배치된 1번함 ‘최현호’에 이어, 불과 두 달여 만에 동해와 서해에 한 척씩 들어선 건데요. 실패에도 멈추지 않는 북한, 왜 지금 바다에 매달리는지

The civil process seeks monetary damages, as residents continue waiting for local law enforcement to pursue criminal investigations.

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The civil process seeks monetary damages, as residents continue waiting for local law enforcement to pursue criminal investigations.

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Hace unos días, un grupo de amigos y yo hablábamos del Mes de la Herencia Hispana, que comienza a celebrarse el 15 de septiembre. En algún momento de la conversación, alguien lanzó una pregunta aparentemente sencilla: ¿cómo nos identificamos?, ¿como latinos, hispanos o latinx? Las respuestas fueron tan variadas como predecibles. Algunos dijeron que les […]

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Hace unos días, un grupo de amigos y yo hablábamos del Mes de la Herencia Hispana, que comienza a celebrarse el 15 de septiembre. En algún momento de la conversación, alguien lanzó una pregunta aparentemente sencilla: ¿cómo nos identificamos?, ¿como latinos, hispanos o latinx? Las respuestas fueron tan variadas como predecibles. Algunos dijeron que les […]

El descanso forzado de figuras clave desata suspicacias en el fútbol de Primera.

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El descanso forzado de figuras clave desata suspicacias en el fútbol de Primera.

(The Center Square) - As the controversy continues over how Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson and Seattle Police dealt with the aftermath of the Bite of Seattle shooting, Wilson issued an executive order aimed at improving the city’s response to major emergencies. A key part of Wilson's order requires the Mayor's Office and Seattle’s Office of Emergency Management to work together to implement “clear standards” for when to activate the City’s AlertSeattle system, which sends text messages to users about emergencies, such as mass casualty events or natural disasters. The system was never implemented after the Bite of Seattle food festival shooting that left three dead. Previously, Wilson has said the Alert System was not used because city officials didn’t want to create unnecessary alarm. “It should have been used in that instance,” she said Thursday of the Bite of Seattle shooting. Wilson didn’t explain further why the alert wasn’t sounded. She said the Office of Inspector General will deal with it in its probe of the city’s response to the shooting. The probe's results are expected in November. The public was left mostly in the dark after the shooting, including a nearly five-hour delay in the city holding a press conference after the shooting to let people know that the Seattle Center area was safe. Shots were first reported just after 6 p.m. that night; the press conference wasn’t held until around 11 p.m. After Wilson’s morning press conference, she issued a joint statement Thursday afternoon with Interim Police Chief Andre Sayles addressing the Bite of Seattle communications breakdown. “Since the incident, we have been working collaboratively to build a stronger, more transparent communications strategy between the Mayor's Office and the Seattle Police Department,” the statement said. “Our shared goal is to ensure the public receives timely, accurate, and direct information, especially during moments that affect public safety and community trust." The records released by the police department on Wednesday and by the mayor’s office earlier this month show that by 6:36 p.m. on July 26, Assistant Police Chief Tyrone Davis alerted colleagues that seven individuals had been shot — two fatally, with a toddler among the five injured — and noted investigators were assessing whether the shooting stemmed from gang activity or terrorism. Minutes later at 6:50 p.m., Police Chief Shon Barnes messaged from out of state, expressing confusion over who was leading the response and directing someone to take command and execute active shooter protocols. Davis replied immediately at 6:51 p.m. to confirm he was in charge and coordinating directly with Alison Holcomb, the mayor's public safety director. Meanwhile, the department posted a brief initial message on social media at 6:30 p.m., but then went silent, leaving the public without updates as local anxiety escalated. Behind the scenes, police possessed comprehensive facts by 7:20 p.m., including precise casualty counts that rose to three, messages show. At 9:13 p.m., Assistant Chief Nicole Powell sent an internal text identifying the shooting as a gang-related feud. Despite having this confirmed information, officials made no plans to issue electronic alerts or hold prompt briefings, choosing to withhold details. Wilson’s office released a brief statement at 8:30 p.m. that contained inaccuracies — notably claiming two individuals were in custody instead of the actual one — which she was forced to retract the following day. Communication breakdowns intensified around 9:30 p.m. as officials attempted to organize a formal press briefing. Police communications initially slated a media conference for 9:45 p.m., but at 9:42 p.m., Holcomb instructed police commanders to wait because the mayor was en route. By 10:22 p.m., SPD Chief Operations Officer Sarah Smith told colleagues briefings were delayed while they waited for Wilson to arrive. Minutes later, Smith added that the event was stalled further as officials waited for Governor Bob Ferguson to join. These messages corroborated on-scene statements from Detective Brian Pritchard to reporters that the news conference was held up to accommodate dignitaries, though elected officials later denied seeking any intentional delays. Joined by Governor Ferguson, U.S. Representative Pramila Jayapal, and Mayor Wilson, Davis eventually briefed reporters on the casualties and ongoing investigation. Officials did not publicly confirm that the shooting was gang-related until two days later. The aftermath brought heavy political fallout, with Barnes being asked to resign by Wilson four days after the shooting. Wilson has faced sharp criticism over her administration's response and handling of public safety as a whole. Polls have showed Wilson's approval rating dropping with public safety as a major concern, and the mayor also faced a recall petition that cited public safety concerns, which was ultimately withdrawn. Seattle City Councilmember Bob Kettle has scheduled a Public Safety Committee briefing for Sept. 22 to question Pritchard, Davis, and other key department leaders regarding the night's chain of events.

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(The Center Square) - As the controversy continues over how Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson and Seattle Police dealt with the aftermath of the Bite of Seattle shooting, Wilson issued an executive order aimed at improving the city’s response to major emergencies. A key part of Wilson's order requires the Mayor's Office and Seattle’s Office of Emergency Management to work together to implement “clear standards” for when to activate the City’s AlertSeattle system, which sends text messages to users about emergencies, such as mass casualty events or natural disasters. The system was never implemented after the Bite of Seattle food festival shooting that left three dead. Previously, Wilson has said the Alert System was not used because city officials didn’t want to create unnecessary alarm. “It should have been used in that instance,” she said Thursday of the Bite of Seattle shooting. Wilson didn’t explain further why the alert wasn’t sounded. She said the Office of Inspector General will deal with it in its probe of the city’s response to the shooting. The probe's results are expected in November. The public was left mostly in the dark after the shooting, including a nearly five-hour delay in the city holding a press conference after the shooting to let people know that the Seattle Center area was safe. Shots were first reported just after 6 p.m. that night; the press conference wasn’t held until around 11 p.m. After Wilson’s morning press conference, she issued a joint statement Thursday afternoon with Interim Police Chief Andre Sayles addressing the Bite of Seattle communications breakdown. “Since the incident, we have been working collaboratively to build a stronger, more transparent communications strategy between the Mayor's Office and the Seattle Police Department,” the statement said. “Our shared goal is to ensure the public receives timely, accurate, and direct information, especially during moments that affect public safety and community trust." The records released by the police department on Wednesday and by the mayor’s office earlier this month show that by 6:36 p.m. on July 26, Assistant Police Chief Tyrone Davis alerted colleagues that seven individuals had been shot — two fatally, with a toddler among the five injured — and noted investigators were assessing whether the shooting stemmed from gang activity or terrorism. Minutes later at 6:50 p.m., Police Chief Shon Barnes messaged from out of state, expressing confusion over who was leading the response and directing someone to take command and execute active shooter protocols. Davis replied immediately at 6:51 p.m. to confirm he was in charge and coordinating directly with Alison Holcomb, the mayor's public safety director. Meanwhile, the department posted a brief initial message on social media at 6:30 p.m., but then went silent, leaving the public without updates as local anxiety escalated. Behind the scenes, police possessed comprehensive facts by 7:20 p.m., including precise casualty counts that rose to three, messages show. At 9:13 p.m., Assistant Chief Nicole Powell sent an internal text identifying the shooting as a gang-related feud. Despite having this confirmed information, officials made no plans to issue electronic alerts or hold prompt briefings, choosing to withhold details. Wilson’s office released a brief statement at 8:30 p.m. that contained inaccuracies — notably claiming two individuals were in custody instead of the actual one — which she was forced to retract the following day. Communication breakdowns intensified around 9:30 p.m. as officials attempted to organize a formal press briefing. Police communications initially slated a media conference for 9:45 p.m., but at 9:42 p.m., Holcomb instructed police commanders to wait because the mayor was en route. By 10:22 p.m., SPD Chief Operations Officer Sarah Smith told colleagues briefings were delayed while they waited for Wilson to arrive. Minutes later, Smith added that the event was stalled further as officials waited for Governor Bob Ferguson to join. These messages corroborated on-scene statements from Detective Brian Pritchard to reporters that the news conference was held up to accommodate dignitaries, though elected officials later denied seeking any intentional delays. Joined by Governor Ferguson, U.S. Representative Pramila Jayapal, and Mayor Wilson, Davis eventually briefed reporters on the casualties and ongoing investigation. Officials did not publicly confirm that the shooting was gang-related until two days later. The aftermath brought heavy political fallout, with Barnes being asked to resign by Wilson four days after the shooting. Wilson has faced sharp criticism over her administration's response and handling of public safety as a whole. Polls have showed Wilson's approval rating dropping with public safety as a major concern, and the mayor also faced a recall petition that cited public safety concerns, which was ultimately withdrawn. Seattle City Councilmember Bob Kettle has scheduled a Public Safety Committee briefing for Sept. 22 to question Pritchard, Davis, and other key department leaders regarding the night's chain of events.

Georgia seems poised to switch to a hand-marked paper ballot system for the 2028 election, but researchers and cybersecurity experts say there is a lot more to consider to ensure that voting stays secure and free from undue influence. Election security concerns have long been at the forefront of the conversation around election equipment. Georgia’s […]

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Georgia seems poised to switch to a hand-marked paper ballot system for the 2028 election, but researchers and cybersecurity experts say there is a lot more to consider to ensure that voting stays secure and free from undue influence. Election security concerns have long been at the forefront of the conversation around election equipment. Georgia’s […]

یک هیئت حقیقت‌یاب سازمان ملل متحد روز پنجشنبه اعلام کرد حملات ۲۸ فوریه به یک مدرسه و یک مرکز ورزشی در ایران را بررسی کرده و به این نتیجه رسیده است که «دلایل معقولی» برای این باور وجود دارد که آمریکا مسئول این دو عملیات نظامی بوده است؛ عملیاتی که به گفته این هیئت، جنایت جنگی محسوب می‌شوند.

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یک هیئت حقیقت‌یاب سازمان ملل متحد روز پنجشنبه اعلام کرد حملات ۲۸ فوریه به یک مدرسه و یک مرکز ورزشی در ایران را بررسی کرده و به این نتیجه رسیده است که «دلایل معقولی» برای این باور وجود دارد که آمریکا مسئول این دو عملیات نظامی بوده است؛ عملیاتی که به گفته این هیئت، جنایت جنگی محسوب می‌شوند.

A South Dakota fund for airport projects is growing faster than the state Aeronautics Commission is spending it, which led the commission to approve two policy changes Thursday.  “We have this money. Let’s spend it on aviation,” said Chairman Robert Huggins, a pilot and retired air traffic controller from Sioux Falls. One change will raise […]

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A South Dakota fund for airport projects is growing faster than the state Aeronautics Commission is spending it, which led the commission to approve two policy changes Thursday.  “We have this money. Let’s spend it on aviation,” said Chairman Robert Huggins, a pilot and retired air traffic controller from Sioux Falls. One change will raise […]

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Decades after she was convicted of manipulating her teenage boyfriend into murdering her husband, Pam Smart’s latest attempt to get out of prison failed. The post Pam Smart’s latest bid for freedom rejected appeared first on InDepthNH.org.

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Decades after she was convicted of manipulating her teenage boyfriend into murdering her husband, Pam Smart’s latest attempt to get out of prison failed. The post Pam Smart’s latest bid for freedom rejected appeared first on InDepthNH.org.

Una campaña de los pueblos indígenas denuncia el impacto de un megaproyecto ferroviario y exige respeto por el territorio, la autodeterminación y el derecho a vivir y soñar.

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Una campaña de los pueblos indígenas denuncia el impacto de un megaproyecto ferroviario y exige respeto por el territorio, la autodeterminación y el derecho a vivir y soñar.

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Ahora que el clima está menos húmedo y pegajoso, es el momento perfecto para salir a caminar y disfrutar de todo lo que ofrece la región. Y este fin de semana habrá opciones de sobra. Solo el sábado hay nueve actividades destacadas, entre ellas uno de los eventos emblemáticos de Normal Heights, encuentros gastronómicos en […]

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Ahora que el clima está menos húmedo y pegajoso, es el momento perfecto para salir a caminar y disfrutar de todo lo que ofrece la región. Y este fin de semana habrá opciones de sobra. Solo el sábado hay nueve actividades destacadas, entre ellas uno de los eventos emblemáticos de Normal Heights, encuentros gastronómicos en […]

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Все, что нужно знать рано утром 18 сентября

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Все, что нужно знать рано утром 18 сентября

An Idaho judge on Thursday ordered a Boise minister who was found guilty of misdemeanor trespass during a political protest to pay $357 in fines — but not serve more jail time.  The Rev. Sara LaWall, the minister for the Boise Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, and eight others who were protesting bills restricting transgender rights were […]

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An Idaho judge on Thursday ordered a Boise minister who was found guilty of misdemeanor trespass during a political protest to pay $357 in fines — but not serve more jail time.  The Rev. Sara LaWall, the minister for the Boise Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, and eight others who were protesting bills restricting transgender rights were […]

Russia’s Interior Ministry has put Vladislav Gorin, a Meduza journalist and the host of the podcast “Chto sluchilos” (“What Happened”), on its wanted list, Mediazona reported.

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Russia’s Interior Ministry has put Vladislav Gorin, a Meduza journalist and the host of the podcast “Chto sluchilos” (“What Happened”), on its wanted list, Mediazona reported.

ဒရုန်းနည်းပညာ၊ လုံခြုံရေးဆိုင်ရာ အသိပညာနဲ့ အချက်အလက်တွေ မြန်မာစစ်တပ်ထံ မရည်ရွယ်ဘဲ ရောက်ရှိသွားနိုင်ဟုဆို။

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Drugs were found in her system at the time of the crash, according to prosecutors.

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Drugs were found in her system at the time of the crash, according to prosecutors.

2026年9月18日《VOA今日焦点》重点新闻内容包括:特习会下周登场,特朗普总统将亲自到美军基地迎接习近平专机 ;特习会前,美国国务卿卢比奥与中国外长王毅通电话 ;特习会在即,华盛顿智库CSIS解析关税、台海、伊朗三大重点议题 。

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2026年9月18日《VOA今日焦点》重点新闻内容包括:特习会下周登场,特朗普总统将亲自到美军基地迎接习近平专机 ;特习会前,美国国务卿卢比奥与中国外长王毅通电话 ;特习会在即,华盛顿智库CSIS解析关税、台海、伊朗三大重点议题 。

Poor Choice
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