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2 weeks ago | 
newsobserver.com | Jennifer Rodriguez |Jennifer Rodriguez
A family trip to a Maryland beach ended with an appearance by an unexpected guest. Roxanne Flanagan took her kids to Spring Fest at Ocean City Beach on April 25, she told McClatchy News. Flanagan's mom wanted to take the kids to the water to dip their feet. That's when Flanagan's daughter reached to pick up what she thought was a stick. They were shocked when they saw it was actually a snake. Flanagan said the snake slithered toward them and she told her kids to get back so they wouldn't get bitten.
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3 weeks ago | 
miamiherald.com | Jennifer Rodriguez
Michigan man upset that girlfriend went on a cruise and he had to watch the pets called in a bomb threat, diverting the Carnival Cruise Lines ship, feds say
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4 weeks ago | 
theeastsiderla.com | Corinne Ruff |Jennifer Rodriguez |Jesus Sanchez |Jesús Sánchez
Keep those hoodies and sweaters handy; it's going to stay in the low 60s for the rest of the week. Now on to today's news. • Got a story idea or photo to share? Submit it here📷 Eastside SceneEcho Park: Seeing red on Glendale Boulevard. Photo by Jesús Sanchez. Go here to share your neighborhood photos or reply to this newsletter with your photo and details about the image. You can also tag your Instagram photos with #theeastsiderla.
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1 month ago | 
theeastsiderla.com | Brenda Rees |Jon Regardie |Jennifer Rodriguez
It was five years ago today that the COVID lockdown was announced, turning lives and livelihoods upside down. Read on for how one couple managed their business through the pandemic and the challenges that followed. — Jesús Sanchez• Got a story idea or photo to share? Submit it here📷 Eastside SceneEcho Park: Looks like trout are in season at Echo Park Lake. Find out how fish are "planted" at the lake. Thanks to Vincent Foeillet for the photo.
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1 month ago | 
theeastsiderla.com | Brenda Rees |Jon Regardie |Jennifer Rodriguez
It was five years ago today that the COVID lockdown was announced, turning lives and livelihoods upside down. Read on for how one couple managed their business through the pandemic and the challenges that followed. — Jesús Sanchez• Got a story idea or photo to share? Submit it here📷 Eastside SceneEcho Park: Looks trout are in season at Echo Park Lake. Find out how fish are "planted" at the lake. Thanks to Vincent Foeillet for the photo.
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2 months ago | 
theeastsiderla.com | Jesus Sanchez |Jesús Sánchez |Jennifer Rodriguez |Robert Fulton
Today is Mardis Gras - aka Fat Tuesday. How are you celebrating? Now on to today's news. • Got a story idea or photo to share? Submit it here📷 Eastside SceneEcho Park: Cotton-candy colored clouds race across the sky on a cold Sunday at sunset. Thanks to Martin Cox for the photo. Go here to share your neighborhood photos or reply to this newsletter with your photo and details about the image. You can also tag your Instagram photos with #theeastsiderla.
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Feb 2, 2025 | 
star-telegram.com | Jennifer Rodriguez
A man in his 80s walked into a band competition at Pasadena Memorial High School and opened fire, shooting one man, police said. Google Street View Image Nov. 2018 © 2025 Google Bystanders at a Texas high school band competition are being credited with stopping a man accused of walking into the school and opening fire. Around 6 p.m. Feb.
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Jan 30, 2025 | 
miamiherald.com | Jennifer Rodriguez
A Missouri man needed a calculator to confirm the big prize he won on a lottery scratch-off ticket. The man bought a Fun 5s Scratchers ticket in Kirksville, according to a Jan. 30 news release from the Missouri Lottery. “I play that ticket a lot,” he told lottery officials. But after scratching the ticket, and seeing his prize, he needed to confirm the $100,000 win was real. “I actually drove to my girlfriend’s house to show it to her to make sure I was reading it right,” he said.
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Jan 30, 2025 | 
charlotteobserver.com | Jennifer Rodriguez
A Michigan woman is now a millionaire after her dad gave her a lottery ticket as a "just because" gift. The 26-year-old woman, who chose to remain anonymous, told lottery officials that her dad gave her a $150,000,000 Spectacular instant game ticket, according to a Jan. 30 news release from the Michigan Lottery. "I was surprised when he handed it to me, and I asked him why he bought it for me. He said it was a 'just because gift,' which I thought was really nice of him," she said.
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Jan 30, 2025 | 
mahoningmatters.com | Jennifer Rodriguez
A Michigan woman is now a millionaire after her dad gave her a lottery ticket as a “just because” gift. The 26-year-old woman, who chose to remain anonymous, told lottery officials that her dad gave her a $150,000,000 Spectacular instant game ticket, according to a Jan. 30 news release from the Michigan Lottery. “I was surprised when he handed it to me, and I asked him why he bought it for me. He said it was a ‘just because gift,’ which I thought was really nice of him,” she said.
