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PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — A teenager, man, and police officer were injured in West Philadelphia as police apprehended two carjacking suspects on Sunday, authorities say. The incident happened at the intersection of 53rd and Thompson Streets around 2:15 p.m. Police say they spotted a white Volvo that was reportedly carjacked early Sunday morning. READ MORE: At Least 5 People Killed In Several Shootings From Saturday To Sunday In Philadelphia: Police At some point during the pursuit, police say the Volvo struck a 16-year-old boy on a bike. The boy was taken to CHOP and placed in critical but stable condition. After the crash, police say the two suspects fled the vehicle on foot. One suspect was apprehended but the second suspect continued to  run. READ MORE: Arrest Made After Quadruple Stabbing In Philadelphia’s Nicetown Section Leaves 4 Men Injured, Police Say Police say a 19th District Unit pursued the man and struck another car at the intersection of 53rd and … [Read more...] about Teenager, Man, Officer Injured While Police Pursue 2 Carjacking Suspects In West Philadelphia

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 15 A New Mexico facility where researchers work to restore forests devastated by fires faced an almost cruelly ironic threat: The largest wildfire burning in the U.S. was fast approaching. Owen Burney and his team knew they had to save what they could. Atop their list was a priceless bank of millions of ponderosa pine, spruce and other conifer seeds meant to help restore fire-ravaged landscapes across the American West. Next were tens of thousands of tree sprouts, many of which were sown to make them more drought tolerant, that were loaded onto trailers and trucked to a greenhouse about 100 miles (161 kilometers) away. New Mexico State University’s Forestry Research Center in the mountain community of Mora is one of only a few such nurseries in the country and stands at the forefront of a major undertaking to … [Read more...] about Priceless seeds, sprouts key to US West’s post-fire future

The Bail Project, a group that previously let out soon-to-be criminals, seeks to end cash bail in the Deep South as it expands its influence in the region. Organizers of The Bail Project’s “Bail Out the South” campaign told The Associated Press (AP) that the group seeks to pay the bail of thousands and will open offices in Alabama, Florida, Mississippi and South Carolina in 2021 — doubling the organization’s presence in the Deep South. Their ultimate goal is to put an end to the practice of cash bail by partnering with local organizations and advocacy groups, CEO Robin Steinberg told the AP. “When I think about our work around social justice and racial justice, you simply can’t talk about those issues without dealing with what’s happening in the South,” Steinberg said of the new undertaking. The Bail Project launched in 2018 in the wake of a 10-year effort in New York City spearheaded by Steinberg and The Bronx Freedom Fund, according to the group’s website. The … [Read more...] about Group Looking To End Cash Bail Heads To The Deep South

BALTIMORE (WJZ) — On the weekends, Melody Thomas can be found exercising by Inner Harbor. Between now and October, the Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore and Medifast are hosting the ninth annual Waterfront Wellness Program. READ MORE: Maryland Weather: A Cold Front Sweeps In As Severe Thunderstorm Watch Ends That means free classes will be offered seven days a week. A person can choose from 13 different types of classes, including Zumba, yoga, or a boot camp along the Inner Harbor. “It inspires me, especially on yoga days, because I’m at one with nature, the green grass, the blue sky, the water, the warm air,” program participant Audrey Fletcher said. “It’s just the perfect environment.” Participants of all skill levels are welcome to bring a mat, water, and a pair of sneakers. This is making it easier than ever to solidify healthy habits and a good workout routine. READ MORE: BWI Airport Sees Flight Delays Due To Thunderstorms “I think it’s really … [Read more...] about Waterfront Partnership Of Baltimore Offers Free Exercise Classes Along Inner Harbor

0 Pets These local animals are searching for their forever homes. Meet Fezzik and more. Pet News , Patch Staff Posted Reply Want to add to your family? Look no further than these Plymouth animal shelters for a pet available for adoption. Many shelter animals are still looking for their forever home and shelters are still working to fulfill adoptions and place pets with families. Millions of pets are surrendered or taken in each year by shelters nationwide, according to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Of those, approximately 3.3 million are dogs and 3.2 million are cats. Shelters often look after other animals in search of a permanent home as well, including pigs, birds and even horses. However, only half of all shelter animals — about 3.2 million — are adopted each year, ASPCA data shows. This means millions of animals — With help from our friends at Petfinder, Patch has compiled this … [Read more...] about Plymouth: Cats, Dogs, Pets Up For Adoption Nearby

0 Politics & Government See the latest announcement from the City of Petaluma. Maggie Fusek , Patch Staff Posted Reply Press release from the City of Petaluma: HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA ESPAÑOL Hello, Petaluma — It appears the hot weather has officially arrived! As we enter the hotter, dryer months, please remember our region is still in a drought emergency. In this evening's email we will share some helpful resources that can help you save water. Please take a look and share with your circle. This evening we'll also share news of a plea from public health officials as COVID-19 case number rise, ways to get involved in planning the future of our beloved Fairgrounds, an update on some of our Safe Street projects, and much more. Please enjoy, share with friends, and have a lovely evening. We'll see you in your inbox next Wednesday! HEALTH OFFICERS URGE PUBLIC TO TAKE PRECAUTIONS AS COVID-19 CASES RISE … [Read more...] about City Of Petaluma: Community Update For May 18, 2022

0 Crime & Safety Another destructive wildfire season fueled by extreme drought looms in California. Here's what it means for your area. Kristina Houck , Patch Staff Posted | Updated Reply SANTEE, CA — Last year, 8,835 wildfires in the Golden State leveled 3,629 structures. As California anticipated a dry summer, authorities geared up to defend houses and businesses around the state from potential fires. Some 80 million properties in the U.S. are at risk of exposure to wildfire, according to a new model and report from the nonprofit First Street Foundation. About 16 percent of the nation's population lives in areas prone to wildfire damage, according to The Washington Post's analysis of the group's data. California was identified as one of the states with the highest wildfire risk. In Santee, 13,299 properties were at risk for wildfire damage over the next 30 years, representing 96 percent of all properties … [Read more...] about 96% Properties At Risk For Wildfire Damage In Santee: Report

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (CW44 News At 10 | CNN) — A shipment of 35 tons of baby formula has arrived Sunday in Indianapolis on a US military aircraft from Germany to address a nationwide shortage. The prescription formula will be distributed to areas around the country where there is the most acute need, a Biden administration official earlier told CNN. But the official said none of the first shipment would land on store shelves in the US, adding that Sunday’s shipment is hypoallergenic and will be fed to babies intolerant of protein in cow milk. READ MORE: Elon Musk Explores The Limits Of Tesla's 'Self-Driving' Technology The shipment included 132 pallets of formula, which arrived on one C-17 cargo plane. The formula originated from Zurich, Switzerland, and was trucked to Germany, where it was loaded on the C-17 and flown to the US. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack, who greeted the arrival of the delivery in Indianapolis, said Sunday’s shipment would provide enough formula for … [Read more...] about Baby Formula Arrives In Indianapolis From Germany On US Military Aircraft

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 8 LONDON (AP) — Manchester United slumped to one last defeat of a sorry season by losing 1-0 to Crystal Palace on the final day of the Premier League thanks to Wilfried Zaha’s first-half goal on Sunday. Watched by recently hired manager Erik Ten Hag in south London, United was able at least to avoid the embarrassment of lining up in the Europa Conference League next season because of West Ham losing away to Brighton. It meant United clinched sixth place for a spot in the Europa League but finished on 58 points — its lowest-ever total in a single season in the Premier League. The campaign showed how far the team is behind Manchester City and Liverpool, which were involved in a dramatic final day that saw the title again lifted at the Etihad Stadium. One of Ralf Rangnick’s final acts in interim charge of the United team was to hand Hannibal Mejbri a first … [Read more...] about Man United slumps to 1-0 loss, qualifies for Europa League

Sign up to get this weekly column as a newsletter. We're looking back at the strongest, smartest opinion takes of the week from CNN and other outlets. (CNN) Shortly after Donald Trump was elected President of the United States, Nobel laureate Toni Morrison wrote in The New Yorker: "Unlike any nation in Europe, the United States holds whiteness as the unifying force. Here, for many people, the definition of 'Americanness' is color." Reflecting on efforts -- largely by White men -- to define themselves by sustaining that poisonous definition, Morrison argues that those "who are prepared to abandon their humanity out of fear of black men and women, suggest the true horror of lost status." In Morrison's formulation, fear-driven devotion to racial status is more powerful to many White Americans than even self-interest, shame or any belief in humanity. And it is this reality, that White Americans' anxieties in the face of a changing country have been and continue to be … [Read more...] about Opinion: What a Nobel laureate’s take on Donald Trump reveals about today