October 4, 2020 Portland restaurant owner stabbed by homeless patron refusing to pay bill: reports A restaurant owner in downtown Portland is recovering after a man, who police suspect might be homeless, stabbed him in the back and shoulder last week after refusing to pay the bill.
September 15, 2020 Seattle police disperse Grand Hyatt protests sparked by fake press release The press release was put out by an "ad hoc collective of diverse organizers" who admitted to setting the whole thing up as a ruse.
September 14, 2020 Anthony Weiner piecing together shattered life as CEO of broken glass factory The former Democratic congressman — whose serial sexting cost him his political career and later sent him to prison — was recently named the CEO of IceStone, which has a factory in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, The Post has learned.
September 14, 2020 Jim Breslo: Luxury living for LA homeless – taxpayers coughing up this for new housing Los Angeles is infamous for its homeless crisis, and it is getting worse, up another 16% this year to about 36,000 people.
September 4, 2020 Private security hired by Seattle parks leave on first night after harassment A group of private security guards hired to keep people out of a city-owned park in Seattle after hours left during their first shift after they were verbally harassed, an incident that came hours after the city cleared the area of demonstrators and homeless people.
September 3, 2020 Pelosi trolled by pro-Trumpers with video from California district: 'Nancy Pelosi does not want you to see this' House Speaker Nancy Pelosi “does not want you to see this,” Students For Trump organization claims in a new video recorded Thursday showing the streets of her San Francisco congressional district lined with tents sheltering those experiencing homelessness.
August 27, 2020 Behind the homeless, sex-offenders debacle dividing New York City's once serene Upper West Side Residents in the family-friendly neighborhood were shocked to find out that those homeless included more than a dozen convicted sex offenders. Some were reportedly given rooms in hotels a block from a school playground.
August 19, 2020 Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan undecided on whether to veto police budget cuts Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan has until Monday to decide whether she will veto a City Council vote to slash the city's police budget amid pressure from some leaders to scale back funding for law enforcement.
August 19, 2020 Arizona man who died in waterslide pipe is ID'd A homeless man died after breaking into an aquatic center in Scottsdale, Ariz., and getting stuck in a pipe, investigators said Tuesday.
August 19, 2020 Pope Francis warns against prioritizing coronavirus vaccines by social class The world can emerge from the coronavirus pandemic "either better or worse," the pontiff said in improvised remarks during a weekly public speech at the Vatican. "We must come out better.”