An exotic car driver was allegedly denied entry to a Seaside In-N-Out Burger parking lot during Monterey Car Week, according to a video captured by the driver’s brother, Fernando Barragan, and reported by KSBW. The Friday night incident unfolded on the Monterey Peninsula as local businesses and law enforcement maintained heightened security and traffic-control measures. … Read more
According to Dr. Oz, organizations like SEIU Local 2015 and United Domestic Workers drive a system that keeps state officials from asking hard questions by flooding political campaigns with tens of millions of dollars in union dues. The Financial Stakes: Federal Deferrals and In-Home Supportive Services The Trump administration’s crackdown on California’s healthcare spending involves … Read more
To convince residents to replace solo driving with mass transit, the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority is launching a cash incentive program paying participants up to $600 to park at least one household car and try walking, bike sharing, carpooling, or taking a train or bus, according to the agency. The transit agency is … Read more
Three New York City-area hospitals—NYU Langone, Mount Sinai, and New York-Presbyterian Hospital-Columbia and Cornell—earned spots on the U.S. News & World Report “honor roll” in rankings released Tuesday. This distinction is reserved for the top 20 hospitals in the U.S. that provide high-quality care across multiple specialties, according to the publication. NYU Langone Leads in … Read more
Navigating an L.A. bar crawl without a designated driver is possible by exploring venues situated along the various Los Angeles Metro lines, offering an alternative to driving and parking headaches according to local travel guides. Exploring the L.A. Metro B Line Bar Scene The B Line grants access to several notable nightlife spots. According to … Read more
A California medical provider used patient records to dispatch political campaign text messages during a congressional race, according to a class action lawsuit filed by a former patient. Dr. Sonia Devgan-Kacker, owner of Westlake Village Urgent Care, faced legal action from plaintiff Sean Rose following outreach sent in May 2026 during her run for the … Read more
Federal Medicaid administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz has signaled a crackdown on New York’s $110 billion Medicaid spending, alleging that foreign-run criminal syndicates are systematically defrauding the program. Oz, administrator of the US Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, claims these organizations exploit social safety nets through fraudulent medical billing and the misuse of beneficiary data. … Read more
Gabriel Hostin, the 24-year-old son of “The View” co-host Sunny Hostin, was issued a criminal trespass violation after being stopped by police on Metro-North Railroad tracks in New Rochelle on June 16. According to bodycam footage obtained by The Post, Sunny Hostin attempted to intervene by citing her status as a former federal prosecutor and … Read more
US Marshals arrested 70-year-old fugitive Ronald L. Fischer on July 17, 2026, ending a 20-year manhunt for the former anesthesiologist. Agents intercepted Fischer aboard his 56-foot sailboat, “The Silver Lining,” roughly one hour off the coast of New York following a 48-hour intelligence operation. Fischer, who was convicted in absentia of first-degree sexual assault in … Read more
New York State now allocates more funding to its Medicaid program than to K-12 education, according to a recent analysis by State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli. Taxpayers contributed $39.4 billion to Medicaid in the 2025-26 fiscal year, surpassing the $37 billion directed toward school aid. This shift in fiscal priority occurs as the state’s total budget … Read more