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When to expect St. Louis' arrival of Fall colors

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 15:00:27 GMT

ST. LOUIS -- The recent series of colder nights has begun to reveal the vibrant colors of autumn leaves. Many eagerly await the changing of colors, and for those looking forward to leaf peeping, the situation is steadily improving. The recent cool nights have played a pivotal role in bringing out the fall colors.  Brittish Williams – From ‘Basketball Wives’ to guilty plea Those with burning bushes at home will be among the first to notice the change. Maple trees, too, have started their gradual shift in color. The changing colors are starting farther west and north, though pockets of fall color can also be found just south of St. Louis. For those willing to take a scenic route, traveling through the hills along Hwy. 67 or alongside the bluffs along I-55 might provide glimpses of the transitioning colors. The changing colors will continue closer to Halloween, even extending into early November. 

Teen boy identified as victim killed in East Denver shooting

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 15:00:27 GMT

A 17-year-old boy was identified as the victim in an Oct. 12 shooting in East Denver.Officers responded to reports of a shooting near East Fifth Avenue and Dallas Street in the Lowry Park neighborhood at 4:07 p.m., Denver police said, where a teenage boy was found dead.ALERT: #DPD is conducting a homicide investigation in the area of 5th and Dallas. Investigation is ongoing and officers are working to develop suspect information. Updates will be posted to this thread as they are made available. #Denver— Denver Police Dept. (@DenverPolice) October 13, 2023The Denver Office of the Medical Examiner in a Thursday news release identified the boy as Angello Reyes.Related ArticlesCrime and Public Safety | Three men killed in Denver industrial party shooting identified Crime and Public Safety | Murder charges upheld against 3 suspects in rock-throwing spree that killed Alexa Bartell Crime and Public Safety | One killed in overnight shooting...

Three men killed in Denver industrial party shooting identified

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 15:00:27 GMT

The three men killed in a shooting at a party in an industrial area of northeast Denver have been identified.Related ArticlesCrime and Public Safety | Murder charges upheld against 3 suspects in rock-throwing spree that killed Alexa Bartell Crime and Public Safety | One killed in overnight shooting on North Broadway Crime and Public Safety | Colorado Supreme Court upholds controversial Google search warrant in deadly Green Valley Ranch arson case Crime and Public Safety | 6 shot — 3 fatally — at party in industrial area of east Denver, police say Crime and Public Safety | Jury deliberating in first trial of Aurora police officers charged in Elijah McClain’s death Tre’Joun Walker, 22, Tyreck Cameron, 22, and Eric Miller, 25, died from gunshot wounds early Saturday morning in the 12400 block of E. 39th Avenue, the Denver Office of the Medical Examiner said in a Thursday news release.All three menR...

Ex-Burger King in Five Points available again as barbecue chain backs out

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 15:00:27 GMT

A former Five Points Burger King is back on the leasing market.Property owner Darius Kerman said the 2,000-square-foot restaurant at 3200 N. Downing is available once again after Utah-based Feastbox pulled out of the deal.The barbeque joint that attempted to offer various styles, like Hawaiian and Texas, was founded in 2022 by Jody Rookstool and opened several locations this year, three of them in Colorado.Related ArticlesReal Estate | Inflation slowing investment in Denver-Boulder’s commercial real estate market Real Estate | Will Kroenke finally build a true game-day experience around the Colorado Rapids’ stadium? Real Estate | Leven Deli beefs up with new spot in Wash Park Real Estate | Boulder area scene of high-tech real estate projects — one completed, one in works Real Estate | Mixed-use Denargo Market, Denver’s largest infill project, to add “vibrancy” to RiNo ...

Denver mass shooting suspect arrested in Southern California

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 15:00:27 GMT

A teenager wanted in connection with a mass shooting outside of a Denver nightclub was arrested Thursday morning in San Bernardino County, California. Officers from the Denver Police Department arrested Keanna Rosenburgh in Barstow, a desert city roughly 115 miles northeast of Los Angeles, with assistance from the FBI and Barstow police, authorities said.Keanna Rosenburgh has been identified as the suspect in a Sept. 16, 2023, shooting outside a bar in Lower Downtown. (Denver Police Department)Rosenburgh is accused of shooting and wounding five people outside of a nightclub in Lower Downtown Denver, known locally as LoDo, on Sept. 16, after security refused to let her in because they believed she was using fake identification.According to KTLA's sister station KDVR, Rosenburgh briefly left, returned to speak with security, and then allegedly fired shots toward the club as she left.All the victims survived their injuries."With assistance from the community through tips to Metro ...

Leaving California: These were the top destinations for Californians who moved in 2022

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 15:00:27 GMT

The California exodus continues, new Census data released Thursday shows. In 2022, more than 817,000 people left the Golden State for somewhere else in the U.S. About 475,000 people decided to move to California last year, meaning California suffered a net loss of around 342,000 to other U.S. states. Home prices in Los Angeles County just reached a new high As in years prior, Texas was the No. 1 target for people fleeing California. About 102,000 ex-Californians sought greener – or more likely, cheaper – pastures in Texas last year. That's a modest drop from 2021. Other popular destinations for Californians to move were Arizona (74,157 people), Florida (50,701), Washington (49,968), Nevada (48,836) and Oregon (36,429). “We are losing younger folks, and I think we will see people continuing to migrate where housing costs are lower,” Manuel Pastor, a professor of sociology and American Studies & Ethnicity at the University of Southern California, said in an interview with the A...

From Rico Nasty to Murderdolls — the New LA Weekly Playlist is Live

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 15:00:27 GMT

From Rico Nasty to Murderdolls: The 179th LA Weekly playlist, reviewing the musicians that we’ve been writing about all week, is live now. There’s electronic music from Nostalgix featuring Rico Nasty, hip-hop from Giggs, punk from the Adverts and Generacion Suicida, hard rock from the Murderdolls and Dirty Honey, and so much more.Find us on Spotify here,or on Soundcloud here.Don’t forget to “Like” the playlists and “Follow” the profiles.Dirty Honey (Katarina Benzova)From Rico Nasty to MurderdollsAlso this week:Marc LaBelle of print stars Dirty Honey told us that, “It’s been an interesting ride to say the least. The last year or so has really been focussed on bringing our band and our style of music over to Europe a lot. I think we’ve been there three times in the last 18 months. We’ve done some really cool stuff along the way. Opened for Guns N’ Roses, and played Hyde Park [London]. Played a bunch of festivals over there, and really got acquainted with what it means to tour in Europ...

Bay Area loses jobs in September, California employment gains nearly vanish

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 15:00:27 GMT

The Bay Area lost jobs in September in a sign that its job market has begun to falter — and even worse, the nine-county region has now lost employment for three straight months, an unsettling new report shows.The once-robust Bay Area shed 5,200 jobs during September, driven by employment losses in the South Bay, East Bay and San Francisco-San Mateo County, government labor officials reported Friday.Related ArticlesEconomy | Bay Area maker of Jelly Belly jelly beans sold to Chicago based firm Economy | Electronics manufacturer cuts more than 100 Bay Area jobs Economy | Safeway hopes to rescue jobs impacted by Bay Area store closure Economy | US work-from-home rates drop to lowest since pandemic Economy | Sunnyvale-based LinkedIn cuts over 600 jobs in second round of layoffs this year The worst September losses came in the San Francisco-San Mateo metro area, whose employers chopped a net total of 4,1...

Corpses, ashes and unborn children — none count as passengers in California carpool lanes

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 15:00:27 GMT

Q. I was traveling east on the 91 Freeway in the No. 1 lane with moderate traffic when a hearse went by in the HOV lane with only a driver in the car. So if a corpse was in a coffin in the back, does that qualify as two people in the vehicle? If that is true, then can you have a vase with a cremated relative in your passenger seat and qualify as two people?– Tom Anderson, Lake ForestA. No, and so no again.“A corpse or a vase of cremated remains does not qualify as a second passenger,” said Mitch Smith, an officer and spokesman for the California Highway Patrol out of its Westminster station house. “It’s the same thing as an unborn child, it’s not going to count.”Smith offered up other unsuccessful attempts officers hear or see:— The driver claims to have avoided a collision.— “I was just using this lane to pass.”— A Halloween mask attached to the passenger’s headrest. “That happens frequently,” Smith said.Driving tip: If you are solo and take a carpool lane by accident, don’t cross ...

SF teachers' union reaches tentative agreement with school district

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 15:00:27 GMT

(KRON) – The United Educators of San Francisco Teachers Association announced a tentative agreement was made with the San Francisco Unified School District on Friday at 6 a.m.According to UESF, the two-year agreement includes:Certificated educators receive a permanent raise on the salary schedule of $9,000 the first year and a 5 percent increase the second year.Classified educators would receive a minimum salary of $30 per hour or an 8 percent increase (whichever is greater) in the first year and a 5 percent increase in the second year. Longevity for paraeducators will no longer be 30 cents an hour at 10 years. Educators now have percentage wins starting at 5 years, with 1 percent at 5 years, 2 percent at 10 years, 3 percent at 15 years, and 4 percent at 20 years.Substitute educators would see a 15 percent raise over two years. Prop A substitutes would make $80 more than the day-to-day sub-rate. There will no longer be a two-tiered pay rate for subs.“Every win in this tentative agre...