Christina Corona

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California Sees Crime Drop, Population Rise

1 month ago | ntd.com | Christina Corona

Officials say California is turning a corner, with crime down and more people choosing to stay and live in the state. Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that new data released this week shows a significant drop in crime across the state in 2024. Newsom says burglary is down 13.6 percent and larceny is down 18.6 percent compared to pre-pandemic levels.
House Votes to Block California Gas Car Sales Ban

1 month ago | ntd.com | Christina Corona

House Votes to Block California Gas Car Sales BanBy Christina CoronaMay 2, 2025CongressThe U.S. House of Representatives voted on Thursday to block California’s plan to ban the sale of new gas-powered cars by 2035. In a 246–164 vote, Republicans led the effort, with 35 Democrats joining them in support of the measure.
California Proposes New Road Fee as Gas Tax Drops

1 month ago | ntd.com | Christina Corona

As more Californians switch to electric vehicles, the state is facing a major money dilemma. To address this, California is considering a “Road Charge” which is a mileage-based fee that would charge drivers based on how far they travel. Residents would pay based on how many miles they drive, so if you drive more, you pay more.
House to Vote on Blocking California’s Gas Car Ban

1 month ago | ntd.com | Christina Corona

Major automakers, including General Motors, Toyota, Volkswagen, and Hyundai, are urging Congress to block California’s plan to ban sales of gas-only cars by 2035. The House is set to vote this week on whether to overturn former president Biden’s approvals that allows California to ban new gas-powered car sales and require at least 80 percent of vehicles sold by 2035 to be electric.
New C-130 Tanker Joins California Firefighting Fleet

1 month ago | ntd.com | Christina Corona

On Thursday, Governor Gavin Newsom and Cal Fire officials unveiled a new C-130 Hercules airtanker. It’s the second of seven retrofitted planes designed to drop water and fire retardant. The aircraft were secured through the National Defense Authorization Act. The aircraft can release 4,000 gallons of water or fire retardant in under five seconds and fly up to 800 miles per mission making it the fastest, farthest-reaching, and most powerful tanker in CAL FIRE’s fleet.
California Surpasses Japan as 4th-Largest Economy

1 month ago | ntd.com | Christina Corona

California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Wednesday that his state has officially surpassed Japan to become the fourth-largest economy in the world, based on new data from the International Monetary Fund and the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. The data shows that California’s nominal gross domestic product has reached $4.1 trillion. This means the Golden State has now surpassed Japan, whose GDP sits at $4.02 trillion.
REAL ID Deadline 2 Weeks Away for Flyers

1 month ago | ntd.com | Christina Corona

REAL ID Deadline 2 Weeks Away for FlyersBy Christina CoronaApril 24, 2025NTD Evening NewsIn just over two weeks, a major change is coming for air travelers across the United States. Starting next month, the TSA will require adults flying domestically to present a REAL ID-compliant driver’s license or other approved identification.
EPA Admin Visits San Diego Over Tijuana Sewage Crisis

1 month ago | ntd.com | Christina Corona

The EPA administrator is in San Diego to address a decades-old sewage crisis. Lee Zeldin says toxic runoff from the Tijuana River is putting public health and the environment at serious risk. Zeldin met with Mexico’s environmental secretary yesterday who spoke on behalf of the Mexican president who says she’s willing to work with the U.S. and President Trump to fix the problem.
LA Mayor Bass Gives State of the City Speech

1 month ago | ntd.com | Christina Corona

LA Mayor Bass Gives State of the City SpeechBy Christina CoronaApril 22, 2025NTD Evening NewsLos Angeles Mayor Karen Bass gave her State of the City speech, sharing her top priorities as the city recovers from wildfires and faces budget challenges. Top NewsLA Mayor Bass Gives State of the City SpeechUS and Philippines Launch ‘Full Battle Test’ DrillsJapan-Netherlands Summit to Strengthen CooperationTariffs Shift Balance of Coke vs.
UCLA Grad Student Detained at US-Mexico Border

1 month ago | ntd.com | Christina Corona

A UCLA graduate student is in federal custody after being detained at the U.S.–Mexico border. Her case is drawing protests on campus amid growing concerns over the Trump administration’s immigration policies. The student was reportedly detained while attempting to reenter the U.S. at the San Ysidro crossing on Wednesday. UCLA issued a statement confirming the student remains in Customs and Border Protection custody and is actively working to gather more information.