HOLLYWOOD—Hunter was brutally blindsided last week with an idol that he should have played during that ‘dramatic’ Tribal Council on “Survivor.” Well the aftermath of that chaos was explored in this week’s episode, ‘Run the Red Light’ where I feel like the writing might be on the wall for Tiffany, and if she doesn’t pick up on the antics from the previous TC. You know who was not happy with Hunter being voted out, Liz. Liz was quite the first half of the game, but things have significantly picked up for her. Yes, Liz hold in your composure, you were just hoodwinked where people don’t want to le ..read more

UNITED STATES—Arreola, the philosophy professor, was already something of a household name, as the author of a popular text, “Cinco pilares para lograr el cambio”—recommended for everyone who seeks a goal or change in their lives and, for some reason, cannot achieve it, the book promises to provide an understanding of issues involved. What’s more, a diagnosis can be made to pinpoint what needs to be transformed, in and of itself, and what ought to be acquired in language, emotion and body. Juan David Arreola won the presidency with a whopping 88 percent of the vote, the first popularly elected ..read more

UNITED STATES—Dear Toni, I need your help regarding my parents who are in their late 80s. My mother has been disabled with Parkinson’s for the past three years and my father has been her caretaker, but due to his recent heart attack, he can no longer assist her. They do not have a long-term care plan, and discussing having live-in help or living in an Assisted Living facility is out of the question. My parents’ big worry is that they will outlive their retirement money and be unable to provide financially for themselves. My concern is that my parents cannot properly take care of themselves and ..read more

UNITED STATES—”Mediterranean” translates from Latin to “middle of land.” The Mediterranean Sea is in the middle of the land of those who named it. Other regions were either unimportant or unknown to them until the Sixteenth Century. Nowadays, most people of the World are aware of many other regions. A few of such regions also enjoy a Mediterranean climate. Such climates are obviously not confined to the regions of the Mediterranean Sea. They merely resemble such climates. Some extend eastward into Western Asia. Others are in eastern and southern Africa, southwestern South America and Columbia ..read more

NEW YORK—The nominees for the 2024 Tony Awards were unveiled on Tuesday, April 30 with the Alicia Keys musical “Hell’s Kitchen” and the play “Stereophonic” leading the pack with 13 nominations each. The musical “The Outsiders” picked up 12 nominations and the revival of “Cabaret” earned 9 nominations. The nominees were announced by “Modern Family” alum Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Tony award winner Renee Elise Goldsberry. A partial list of this year’s nominees are below: Best Play -“JaJa’s African Hair Braiding” -“Mary Jane” -“Mother Play” -“Prayer for the Frech Republic” -“Stereophronic” Best Mus ..read more

SAN FRANCISCO—It was reported on Tuesday, April 30 by the San Francisco Police Department that authorities seized over 258.2 grams of narcotics and made 60 arrests during a one-day law enforcement operation around the Tenderloin District. The SFPD reported that the operation transpired on Wednesday, April 24 and it was planned by the city’s Drug Market Agency Coordination Center (DMACC). Out of the 60 arrests – 5 are suspected of possession for sales of narcotics. Other arrests were related to possession of controlled substances, arrest warrants, and stay away orders. Officers also located and ..read more

SAN FRANCISCO—On Monday, April 29, 2024, the SF District Attorney’s Office disclosed that a conviction was secured against a man involved in a felony hit-and-run. Will Thomas, 59, was convicted after a trial by jury for gravely injuring a woman, he stuck at the intersection of O’Farrell and St. Joseph Streets. He was convicted of one count of felony hit and run with injury (VC 20001(a)). The jury found true allegations that the victim was especially vulnerable, and the strike involved great violence, great bodily injury or a high degree of viciousness or callousness. According to evidence and ..read more

SAN FRANCISCO—On Monday, April 29, Kristie Hewitt, 35, was charged in connection to a grand theft at Macy’s in Union Square. She was arraigned on April 26, and pleaded not guilty and denied all allegations. She is charged with one count of grand theft (PC 487(a)). The criminal complaint also alleges that Ms. Hewitt is ineligible for probation because she has been previously convicted twice of felony offenses (PC 1203(e)(4)). Hewitt is alleged to have attempted to steal approximately $1,700 in merchandise (shoes and clothing) from the Macy’s in Union Square. She was arrested by San Francisco Po ..read more

SAN FRANCISCO—On April 25, the San Francisco District Attorney’s Office disclosed Jose Gutierrez, 41, was convicted after a trial by jury for attacking the owner of a vehicle he had tampered with. He was convicted of assault with a deadly weapon (PC 245(a)(1)) and tampering with a motor vehicle (VC 10852). According to testimony and other evidence presented at trial, on March 7, at about 9:30 p.m., the victim left his SOMA home and walked toward his vehicle, intending to drive to Safeway before it closed. As he approached, he noticed Gutierrez in his car. The victim told Gutierrez to leave and ..read more

SAN FRANCISCO—On Thursday, April 25, the San Francisco Police Department announced they are investigating a fatal shooting that transpired on 6th and Jessie Streets on April 13. The SFPD reported on April 13, at approximately 4:48 a.m., officers from the Tenderloin Station responded to the area of 6th and Jessie Streets regarding a shooting. Officers arrived on scene and located an adult suffering from an apparent gunshot wound and rendered aid. Paramedics responded to the scene to transport the victim to a local hospital for life-threatening injuries, where they later died. The SFPD Homicide ..read more