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Several Denver schools with no AC to release students early due to high temperatures

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 21:05:30 GMT

Several Denver Public Schools with no air conditioning will release students early Tuesday due to near-record temperatures.At least seven schools have made announcements on their websites or social media accounts about the early releases:Stedman Elementary: Releasing at 1 p.m.Polaris Elementary: Releasing at 12:30 p.m.McMeen Elementary: Releasing at 11:40 a.m.Goldrick Elementary: Releasing at 11:40 a.m.Godsman Elementary: Releasing at 12 p.m.Bryant Webster Dual Language School: Releasing at 12:30 p.m.Cowell Elementary: Releasing at 12 p.m.More Schools may be added to the list of early releases.Many DPS locations started the school year with no air conditioning. Temperatures are expected Tuesday to reach 96 degrees.Related ArticlesEducation | As temperatures soar, Denver students return to schools without air conditioning Education | As Denver students return to class for the new school year, so do armed police Education | Colorado test scor...

Denver weather: Near-record-breaking heat expected Tuesday

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 21:05:30 GMT

Another hot day is expected in Denver Tuesday with near-record-breaking high and low temperatures.Denver’s temperatures are expected to be slightly cooler than Monday; the high is 96 degrees, two degrees away from the daily record, and the low is 67 degrees, also two degrees from the record.It will remain hot on Tuesday with a slight chance of showers and storms over the higher terrain. #cowx pic.twitter.com/NGceU4ro8j— NWS Boulder (@NWSBoulder) August 22, 2023The metro area is also under another heat advisory from noon until 8 p.m.Some afternoon clouds and isolated thunderstorms are expected over the mountains, but forecasters at the National Weather Service in Boulder said this may not have any effect on the plains.Any rain in the foothills in the late afternoon or evening could give some cooler air to drop evening temperatures.The northeast plains will be near 100 degrees Tuesday, and a red flag warning is still in effect near the Kansas border.Related ArticlesWeathe...

Drake walks out with Lebron and Bronny James at Los Angeles concert

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 21:05:30 GMT

After several sold-out shows at The Kia Forum in Inglewood, Drake's It's All a Blur Tour returned to Southern California.The tour arrived at Crypto.com Arena on Monday night and the hip-hop star entered the venue with two special guests. Bronny James discharged from hospital after cardiac arrest Lebron James and his eldest son Bronny walked out of the tunnel with the Toronto rapper as he moved through the crowd to the stage. Fans, of course, went wild.The "Rich Flex" rapper donned purple and gold, a nod to the Los Angeles Lakers.Drake and LeBron James #6 of the Los Angeles Lakers talk after the NBA game between the Toronto Raptors and the Los Angeles Lakers at Scotiabank Arena on March 18, 2022 in Toronto, Canada. (Photo by Cole Burston/Getty Images)When he got to the middle of the stage, Drake told a story about his friendship with the four-time NBA champion."In 2009, when nobody believed in anything I had going on, that same guy showed up to a release party for a mixtape that w...

Man fatally shot in East Oakland; fourth killing in two days

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 21:05:30 GMT

OAKLAND — A 60-year-old man was fatally shot Monday afternoon in East Oakland, the city’s fourth homicide in two days, authorities said.The man’s name was not immediately released.The shooting happened about 4:58 p.m. Monday in the 4200 block of Jensen Street near High Street.The man was standing outside when he was confronted by at least one other man, who shot him before fleeing, authorities said. The wounded man died at the scene.Investigators were still working to determine a motive. No arrests were announced.The killing is the 72nd homicide investigated by Oakland police this year and the fourth fatal shooting in the city since Sunday. None of the four killings appear to be related, authorities said. Last year at this time police had investigated 77 homicides in the city.Related ArticlesCrime and Public Safety | Trial set for Fremont man accused of firing at Vallejo cops during Oakland gun battle Crime and Public Safety | A girl post...

Pride flag killing suspect’s social media included anti-LGBTQ+ and anti-police content, California authorities say

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 21:05:30 GMT

By Alisha Ebrahimji, Josh Campbell and Taylor Romine | CNNThe man accused of fatally shooting a Southern California clothing store owner after an argument about a rainbow Pride flag hanging outside her business, had social media accounts containing anti-LGBTQ+ and anti-law-enforcement material, sheriff’s office officials said in a Monday news conference.Laura Ann “Lauri” Carleton, 66, died from a gunshot wound Friday evening at her store, Mag.Pi, in Cedar Glen, about 80 miles by car east of Los Angeles, the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Office said.The suspected shooter, Travis Ikeguchi, 27, also died following a shootout with deputies after fleeing the first shooting, authorities said.Ikeguchi had torn down the flag and yelled “many homophobic slurs” toward Carleton and shot Carleton when she confronted him, Sheriff Shannon Dicus said. Ikeguchi had also made “several disparaging remarks” about the flag before shooting Carleton, the sheriff’s office said in a news release.The stor...

Woman retrieves stolen phone from Campbell homeless encampment

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 21:05:30 GMT

Aug. 14Overnight in the 200 block of Everett Avenue: The catalytic converter was stolen from a Toyota Prius.Overnight in the 100 block of East Latimer Avenue: Someone smashed the window to a Toyota Prius and took air filters.Overnight in the 500 block of East Hamilton Avenue: Someone cut the padding around loading door rollup doors and gained entry into the semi-truck trailer parked in one of the bays.11:08 p.m. in the 1900 block of East Hamilton Avenue: A man, 35, was seen hopping the fence. Officers found fresh pry marks and a makeshift pry tool nearby.12:10 a.m. in the 600 block of Campbell Technology Park: Officers located an unoccupied gray 2001 Toyota Camry reported stolen out of San Jose on Aug. 13 via carjacking.Aug. 159:09 a.m. at Hamilton and South San Tomas Aquino: A 16-year-old was driving a stolen Honda Passport that hit FLOCK. Officers located the vehicle, and the suspect was arrested.10:09 a.m. in the 2300 block of South Winchester Boulevard: A woman, 32, was walking ...

Los Gatos hosts lots of live music to close out summer

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 21:05:30 GMT

Ever heard rock ‘n’ roll and blues on an accordion? Summer’s last Music in the Park on Sunday, Aug. 27, 5-7 p.m., will feature Andre Thierry on his accordion accompanied by his band. The free summer concert series is held on the Los Gatos Civic Center lawn.For those who like to sing it themselves, Charley’s, at 15 N. Santa Cruz Ave., is hosting the finals of the Karaoke Idol contest Aug. 30 beginning at 9 p.m. Cash prizes totaling $1,000 will be awarded to the top three singers. For the past eight weeks, singers have advanced to the semifinals, and the top 10 finalists are set to belt it out for the Karaoke Idol title. www.charleyslosgatos.comThe Los Gatos Morning Rotary is getting great response for its “Endless Summer” event set for Saturday, Aug. 26, 3-6 p.m. on the Civic Center lawn. “It promises to bring an exciting  to summer with a free event for the entire family,” says Rotarian Ginger McDonald. The event will feature musical acts Tony Lindsay and The Hitmen, a fine art show...

Bringing Hope and Support: The Impact of Your Gift on Jewish Family Services

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 21:05:30 GMT

As the summer warms us the holiday season may not be top of mind, but we are thrilled to share a heartwarming update on the impact of your generous gifts to Jewish Family Services of Silicon Valley (JFS SV) through Wish Book 2022. Your contributions have made a world of difference in the lives of newcomer refugees, providing them with essential resources and support as they begin their journey in the United States. Let’s explore the inspiring ways your donations are bringing hope and transforming lives.Supporting Refugee Resettlement ServicesThroughout this year, JFS SV has been steadfast in providing crucial resettlement services and connecting refugees with essential resources. Thanks to your support, they have been able to assist newcomers with the purchase of necessities like food, clothing, household items, school supplies, and bus passes, easing their transition to a new home. Your contributions have also facilitated access to longer-term support systems, such as Cal Fre...

San Francisco firefighters volunteer to help in Maui

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 21:05:30 GMT

OAKLAND, Calif. (KRON) -- Ten San Francisco firefighters, all members of the Asian Firefighters Association, are headed to Maui on Tuesday to help with the relief efforts. KRON4 Reporter Will Tran is live this morning from the Oakland International Airport as the firefighters get ready to board their flight to Maui. They are expected to depart around 9 a.m. Missing Netflix employee was last seen in SF, police say "We're on a separate mission. We're going to be doing some volunteering, but then we can also bring some of our technical expertise to the table," said Kaeio Nacua, San Francisco firefighter. There is no time table for when the firefighters will return back to the Bay Area. At least 850 people remain unaccounted for and 115 people have died following the devastating wildfires.

Mount Diablo Unified reaches agreement with union

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 21:05:30 GMT

(KRON) -- The Mount Diablo Unified School District says they have reached an agreement with Teamsters wokers.Nearly 500 district workers who are represented by the union, such as custodians and bus drivers, will see a 7 percent raise this school year. A 3 percent raise will also go into effect next year. Missing Netflix employee was last seen in SF, police say The district board says they approved the agreement last week which should go into effect soon. "Through candid and collaborative bargaining, both parties agreed to informed trade-offs, not only on compensation-related matters important to the union and its members, but also in areas in which changes were sought by the district, including the discipline process, compensatory time, the coordination of differential pay time when an employee may be out for medical reasons, and keeping an important cap on vacation accruals intact," said Chief of Human Resources Dr. John Rubio.