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Festival tickets for In-N-Out’s 75th anniversary event sold out

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:43 GMT

With just over a month until In-N-Out’s 75th anniversary celebration, festival tickets have officially sold out.The company shared the news Wednesday on its Instagram account and event website.The festival is slated to occur at the newly renamed In-N-Out Burger Pomona Dragstrip, formally the Pomona Raceway, on Oct. 22, 2023.The raceway was officially renamed to celebrate the company’s milestone.Visitors can enjoy drag racing, carnival rides, a car show, food, drinks, live musical performances and In-N-Out burgers at the event. Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, spotted at In-N-Out While festival tickets and ticket bundles are gone, In-N-Out fans can still purchase car show tickets for $100 per person. The ticket grants each person entry to the show and access to the festival area.In-N-Out fans looking to participate in the car show should purchase their tickets soon since they are limited, the company said.In-N-Out CEO Lynsi Snyder announced the event last year.In-N-Out Burger open...

Magellan Rutaneahwa Killed in Hit-and-Run Crash on McDowell Road [Phoenix, AZ]

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:43 GMT

49-Year-Old Pedestrian Crossing the Street Dies after Being Struck by Vehicle near 7th StreetSCOTTSDALE, AZ (September 13, 2023) – On Sunday evening, police were called to a hit-and-run that claimed the life of Magellan Rutaneahwa.The incident happened around 7:30 p.m., September 9th, at the intersection of 7th Street and McDowell Road.Paramedics from the Phoenix Fire Department arrived at the scene and found 49-year-old Magellan Rutaneahwa unconscious on the roadway. They performed life-saving measures on him but he succumbed to his injuries at the scene.Furthermore, the driver that struck Rutaneahwa left the scene and did not call for an emergency. Investigation showed that Rutaneahwa crossed 7th Street at a red light when the vehicle headed north crashed into him.At this time, no identification of the driver or the vehicle was released by the authorities. Speed is suspected as the factor of the incident.Further investigation is still active and anyone with information can c...

Oakland rapper arrested after four months on the lam, now faces federal and state felony charges

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:43 GMT

OAKLAND — Eight months after he was arrested and charged by the U.S. Department of Justice with illegal gun possession, an Oakland man is facing new charges related to an Aug. 30 arrest, after allegedly absconding from a halfway house, court records show.Masia Hollins, 22, an independent rapper who uses the stage name Dooder, was charged this month with possessing a concealed weapon and evading police, court records show. He also still faces pending federal charges of being a felon in possession of a firearm, and is being held in Santa Rita Jail in Dublin without bail.Oakland police have been searching for Hollins since late April, when he allegedly ran away from a halfway house in San Francisco. Last January, a federal judge released Hollins, siding against a prosecution motion to keep him detained.Officers finally spotted Hollins and another man in a vehicle driving through Hayward on Aug. 30. They attempted to pull him over, but Hollins allegedly sped away, but struck two p...

Fights break out at protest of landlord party celebrating end of eviction moratorium

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:43 GMT

A protest against the Berkeley Property Owners Association’s celebration of the end of the city’s pandemic eviction moratorium on Tuesday night ended in fistfights and shoving matches, according to witnesses.Nearly 100 protesters from the Berkeley Tenants Union and the Tenants and Neighborhood Councils assembled outside of the ironically named Freehouse Pub around 5 p.m. where around 40 landlords were gathering to fête the end of a policy that banned them from evicting tenants who couldn’t pay rent. As landlords entered the mixer, picketers chanted “See our might, see our power, landlords get no happy hour” and displayed signs reading “No peace for evictors.”Nearly 100 protesters, including members of the Tenant and Neighborhood Councils and Berkeley Tenants Union, gathered outside of a party hosted by the Berkeley Property Owners Association to celebrate the end of the eviction moratorium. (Courtesy of Tenant and Neighborhood Councils) An ho...

Newsom assails right-wing attacks on rights, and on California values

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:43 GMT

Gov. Gavin Newsom in San Francisco on Wednesday assailed conservative attacks on voting rights, LGBTQ rights and books, tying the success of California’s businesses to “blue-state” Democratic values.“I’m watching 50 years, a half century of progress being wiped out,” Newsom said in a talk with Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff at the software giant’s annual “Dreamforce” conference.“I’m very worried about what’s going on nationally. Folks want to bring us back to a pre-1960 world. This rights regression needs to be called out.”Newsom held up the far-right ideology of former President Donald Trump and other leaders espousing hardcore conservative views as barriers to social, environmental and economic progress.Newsom decried the banning of books, mentioning specifically the blocking of a book by a southern California school board over its mention of slain gay rights leader Harvey Milk, who served on the San Franci...

NFL players union renews call to get rid of turf after Aaron Rodgers’ injury

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:43 GMT

By TERESA M. WALKER AP Pro Football WriterNASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Skin scraped down to bloody patches. Sore bodies stinging in post-game showers. Aching shoulders, backs, hips, knees and ankles.Add in season-ending injuries like four-time MVP Aaron Rodgers tearing his left Achilles tendon in his debut with the New York Jets on Monday night and Buffalo pass rusher Von Miller tearing his ACL, an incident that he blames on artificial turf.Yes, NFL players prefer playing on natural grass. It’s why the NFL Players Association called on the league Wednesday to switch all fields to grass in what executive director Lloyd Howell said was “the easiest decision the NFL can make.”It’s a matter of career preservation.“I mean, the NFL is already ‘Not For Long,’ right?” Carolina linebacker Shaq Thompson said. “It sucks it had to happen that way. … Hopefully they run with it. Hopefully they blow it up and shout it out loud and everybody puts it on social media, takes a stand and d...

Single-family residence in Hayward sells for $1.9 million

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:43 GMT

28861 Bay Heights Road – Google Street ViewA 3,489-square-foot house built in 2000 has changed hands. The spacious property located in the 28800 block of Bay Heights Road in Hayward was sold on July 27, 2023. The $1,850,000 purchase price works out to $530 per square foot. This single-story house boasts a generous living space with five bedrooms and three bathrooms. In addition, the house features a two-car garage.Additional houses that have recently been sold close by include:In July 2022, a 2,944-square-foot home on Bailey Ranch Road in Hayward sold for $2,100,000, a price per square foot of $713. The home has 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.On Bay Heights Road, Hayward, in October 2022, a 2,669-square-foot home was sold for $1,838,000, a price per square foot of $689. The home has 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.A 3,705-square-foot home on the 28800 block of Bailey Ranch Road in Hayward sold in August 2022, for $1,950,000, a price per square foot of $526. The home has 7 bedrooms and 4 bath...

Letters: Slavery’s legacy | Seniors’ needs | Preserve Pac-12 | Bosa contract

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:43 GMT

Submit your letter to the editor via this form. Read more Letters to the Editor.Reparations won’t solveslavery’s legacyRe: “Payment to offset slavery unpopular” (Page A1, Sept. 11).Elissa Miolene’s Sept. 11 article on reparation says, “Voters who oppose the idea said it would be unfair to ask today’s taxpayers to pay for past wrongs.” That is true.On the battlefield, our forefathers poured out their blood that the institutions of the Confederate States of America would pass away and that those who were enslaved and their descendants would forever be free. Today, some of the fruits of that shed blood are a former Black president, a Black vice president, Black Supreme Court justices, Black athletes with lucrative contracts, very successful Black entertainers and businessmen, and numerous elected Black state officials.We are not guaranteed equal outcomes but equal opportunity to make free choices. Yes, there are inequalities to be fixed. ...

49ers’ Fred Warner leads defense into rivalry week against Rams

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:43 GMT

SANTA CLARA — Tackle No. 699 of Fred Warner’s career was unlike any other. It came with speed, power, force and a season-opening message.“That was the one you dream of, to set the tone,” Warner said of slamming Najee Harris for a 2-yard loss early in Sunday’s 30-7 win in Pittsburgh.With all due respect to the 49ers’ overall dominance, and without diminishing Drake Jackson’s three-sack outburst in Nick Bosa’s shadow, Warner delivered a hit so fierce it announced the 49ers’ familiar presence as Super Bowl contenders.“I haven’t seen anybody fly to the ball like that. He made the play before he even made the play,” defensive tackle Javon Hargrave said. “You just see him flash so quick. That was crazy. That set the tone.”Teammates were in awe over the sight and the sound of it. Having the NFL’s premier linebacker command this elite defense is critical, especially when Warner’s sidekick, Dre Greenlaw...

Guns, water, bathrooms, schoolbooks, weed cafes, magic mushroom bills head to Gov. Newsom’s desk

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:43 GMT

Lawmakers wrapping up the legislative session this week have sent dozens of bills to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk seeking his signature, covering weighty topics — guns, drugs, education, environment, discrimination, crime and punishment — and some far out stuff too, from marijuana cafes to magic mushrooms.There are a number of potential national firsts that could emerge from the country’s most populous state with Newsom’s approval. His Democratic Party wields supermajority control in the legislature, and the governor must sign, veto or allow bills to become law without his signature by Oct 14.Some potentially significant matters didn’t materialize or make it across the finish line, including an effort to keep insurers from bailing on California homeowners by making it easier for them to raise rates. Other significant bills may go down to the wire as the legislature wraps up Thursday night, including a couple of proposed constitutional amendments oppos...