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The Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously in favor Tuesday to require firearms to be stored safely within homes.

Reports from the event indicate the refocused campaign message will center more on Bush’s ability to fix a broken Washington and an argument based on comparing the governor’s record with the resumes of his opponents.

A U.S. Justice Department civil rights investigation into the shooting death of a man by a Seneca policeman is still ongoing. “As stated from day one, Lt. Tiller acted in self-defense and the decision today supports this position”, Mussetto said.

OK, get ready for another dose of meat mayhem.

“We respect Dianna Duran’s decision to step down amid these recent accusations and help restore credibility to the Secretary of State’s Office”.

Campbell and Dennison – who are not students – protested as the faculty senate adopted a student-sponsored resolution asking university administrators to remove the state flag because it has the Confederate battle emblem that critics see as a symbol of racial oppression.

The guard, whose identity has not been released, saw Payne taking the earrings from the shelf of a Christian Dion boutique. At age 83, she allegedly tried to steal a $40,000 ring in California.

The horse was found dead and butchered, with large portions of meat cut from it and missing, deputies say.

Students who graduated in 2014 from Illinois colleges left with average debt of $28,984 – ranking 16th among states in terms of debt burdens, according to the study.

Authorities have reopened a Kansas City street where two firefighters died during a building fire and collapse earlier this month.

“Seattle earned the right to host this knockout play-in match by finishing fourth in the Western Conference, just ahead of fifth-place L.A. Both teams had 51 points, but the Sounders had 15 wins to the Galaxy’s 14 – the first tie-breaker”.

That, and the work of head athletic trainer Tom Reed and his staff, is what Brown credited for his being able to play against the Ravens. But Steve Smith, the Ravens’ outspoken wide receiver is actually taking an optimistic approach to the tough season, which he has said is...

State Senator John Gordner from Columbia County will chair the committee.

A divided Michigan Senate failed to vote Tuesday on a $1.2 billion road-spending plan after majority Republicans opposed a House-approved 40 percent hike in vehicle registration fees in 2016.

Mark Matthews, a former deputy commissioner for services and enforcement at the agency who now works for the law firm Caplin and Drysdale, said that while he attends many conferences on IRS and tax law enforcement, he had not heard any scuttlebutt about the agencys use of...