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9+ min ago (217+ words) A high school running team was struck by a driver in Orange County. Lauren Coronado reports for the NBC4 News at 6 a.m. on Dec. 11, 2025. A 27-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of DUI in a crash Wednesday that injured members of a high school track and field team on a training run in Anaheim. Anaheim resident Anthony Alva-Palafox was hospitalized and arrested after the crash just before 3 p.m. at Harbor Boulevard and North Street. Members of the Anaheim High School track and field team were waiting to cross the street when they were struck by an orange Toyota Corolla. The car came to a stop facing a wall in front of the yard of a home. "The preliminary investigation has revealed that an orange Toyota Corolla was traveling southbound on Harbor Blvd at North St on a green light when the driver veered…...

23+ min ago (45+ words) A cellphone video recorded the moment when a woman who had ordered a Waymo car for her daughter questioned a man she found in the trunk of the vehicle. Man stowed away in Los Angeles Waymo trunk Man stowed away in Los Angeles Waymo trunk...

29+ min ago (156+ words) In foods, polyphenols often show up as the pigments, aromas and flavors that make fruit and vegetables so distinctive such as the deep purple of berries, the bitterness of dark chocolate, the spice of cloves or the brightness of citrus zest. Winter brings a unique combination of shorter days, cooler temperatures and increased exposure to seasonal stressors that can influence overall wellness, cardiovascular health and immunity. The study emphasizes the role of an overall dietary pattern rich in a variety of polyphenol-containing foods. While these results show associations rather than proof of cause and effect, they reinforce the growing body of evidence linking plant-rich eating patterns to cardiovascular protection. Fortunately, many polyphenol-rich foods are naturally well-suited to winter menus. There's no need to rely on expensive supplements when many whole food ingredients offer the nutritional benefits of polyphenols. Here are…...

30+ min ago (712+ words) He said he has a record of solving problems and personal experiences that will help businesses and fight addiction and homelessness as well as fraud in government programs. The fraud issue has particularly dogged Walz, who announced in September that he's seeking a third term in the 2026 election. Lindell, 64, founded his pillow company in Minnesota in 2009 and became its public face through infomercials that became ubiquitous on late-night television. But he and his company faced a string of legal and financial setbacks after he became a leading amplifier of Trump's false claims that the 2020 election was stolen. He said he has overcome them. "Not only have I built businesses, you look at problem solution," Lindell said in his trademark rapid-fire style. "I was able to make it through the biggest attack on a company, and a person, probably other than…...

30+ min ago (161+ words) BELL, Calif. (KABC) -- Residents in the city of Bell are pushing back against a plan to remove more than 400 mobile homes. Dozens of people showed up at Wednesday night's city council meeting to protest the proposal, which including getting rid of two mobile home parks. The city said it wants to replace them with new affordable housing and senior housing along with retail space for restaurants and entertainment. The city said a licensed appraiser will meet with residents to establish the fair market value of their home and will work with them to secure housing. However, some people are afraid of losing their homes. "I was excited to be here, and finding out a couple months after that they're trying to close down the [mobile home park] and that we have to move out again, I had to get myself…...

34+ min ago (314+ words) By HANNAH SCHOENBAUM, Associated Press A Utah judge is weighing the public's right to know details in Tyler Robinson's case against his attorneys' concerns that the swarm of media attention could interfere with his right to a fair trial. Robinson's legal team and the Utah County Sheriff's Office have asked Judge Tony Graf to ban cameras in the courtroom. Prosecutors have charged Robinson with aggravated murder in the Sept. 10 shooting of the conservative activist on the Utah Valley University campus in Orem, just a few miles north of the Provo courthouse. They plan to seek the death penalty. Robinson was expected to appear in person Thursday after making previous court appearances via video or audio feed from jail, according to a transport order. Graf has already made allowances to protect Robinson's presumption of innocence before a trial, agreeing that the…...

39+ min ago (181+ words) Q: When should I prune my rose bushes? They never really go completely dormant, in that they keep their leaves and occasionally bloom throughout the winter. Although roses sometimes don't go completely dormant, they experience a period of slow growth and partial dormancy in the winter months. When the days become shorter and cooler, buds and flowers may still be present, but not in substantial numbers. Leaves may start to fall, but the plant will usually keep some around in the vain hope that spring is just around the corner. In other words, your rose bushes look like they're not totally committed to dormancy but wouldn't mind taking a nap. This happens between late October through mid-March. Q: Is dieffenbachia safe for dogs or cats to be around? The ASPCA website states that it is not safe for dogs or cats. Remember:…...

1+ hour ago (304+ words) It is that time of year again. The American Tort Reform Foundation has published its annual Judicial Hellholes report evaluating jurisdictions "where judges in civil cases systematically apply laws and court procedures in an unfair and unbalanced manner." California as a state has long held the distinction of topping out the list either as the top "Judicial Hellhole" or at least in the top five due to its unjust, plaintiff-friendly civil justice system. Readers of these pages are unlikely to be surprised by the fact that California, and the LA-area, remains a national hotbed of frivolous lawsuits filed around Americans with Disabilities Act claims. The state's Unruh Civil Rights Act incentivizes such lawsuits with fines of $4,000 per violation, regardless of whether there was actual harm. State Sen. Roger Niello, R-Roseville, introduced Senate Bill 84 this year giving businesses time to correct…...

1+ hour, 4+ min ago (943+ words) CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- NASCAR has reached a settlement of the bruising antitrust lawsuit filed against it by two of its race teams, including one co-owned by NBA great Michael Jordan. The Thursday settlement was announced following a lengthy delay on the ninth day of the trial in federal court. Details were not immediately released. 23XI and Front Row filed suit last year after refusing to sign agreements on the new charter offers NASCAR presented to teams in September 2024. Teams had until end of day to sign the 112-page document and 13 of 15 organizations reluctantly agreed. Jordan and Jenkins sued instead and raced the bulk of 2025 uncharted. The theme of family ties in motorsports has been woven through Michael Jordan's federal antitrust lawsuit against NASCAR, with witness after witness testifying to their emotional connections to the top motorsports series in the United States. It began…...

1+ hour, 9+ min ago (763+ words) FILE " In this May 19, 2004, file photo, inmates" arms and hands are seen through barred doors on a cell block at Men"s Central Jail at the Twin Towers Correctional Facility in downtown Los Angeles. Conditions have gotten so bad in Los Angeles County that California Attorney General Rob Bonta filed a lawsuit in September against the Sheriff"s Department for inhumane treatment of inmates. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes, File, Pool) Few things could be worse than ending up in jail; few jobs tougher than guarding the incarcerated. They're troubled, they're in trouble, and many are mentally ill and/or addicted to drugs and alcohol, coming down. As UCLA scholar Terence Keel told our investigative reporters Jason Henry, Tony Saavedra and Joe Nelson for their series "Death behind bars: Who's dying in Southern California county jails " and why," "There are very…...