Mary Stringini

1 month ago | fox10phoenix.com | Mary Stringini

Like many people, Huntington Beach resident Leslie Pilgrim had been putting off her next trip to the DMV. "It had been on my to-do list for a while," said Pilgrim. She needed to go to the DMV in person, in order to present the necessary documentation to obtain a REAL ID, which will be required to fly domestically beginning Oct. 1, 2021. Pilgrim visited the DMV in Laguna Hills in early February and said that the line at the DMV wrapped around the building.

1 month ago | foxla.com | Mary Stringini

Los Angeles is in the midst of a growing humanitarian crisis, with thousands of people experiencing homelessness daily. While there are many resources available, accessing them can be challenging due to a lack of clear, organized information. To bridge this gap, a dedicated local advocate has compiled a guide to help those in need to find food, shelter, medical assistance, and other essential services. Below is a resource guide with detailed information on where to find support.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Mary Stringini

LOS ANGELES - Los Angeles is in the midst of a growing humanitarian crisis, with thousands of people experiencing homelessness daily. While there are many resources available, accessing them can be challenging due to a lack of clear, organized information. To bridge this gap, a dedicated local advocate has compiled a guide to help those in need to find food, shelter, medical assistance, and other essential services. Below is a resource guide with detailed information on where to find support.

1 month ago | foxla.com | Mary Stringini

The White House has announced that it will now determine which media outlets have access to cover President Donald Trump, a significant shift from the long-standing practice where the White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) managed the independent press pool selection. This decision has prompted criticism from press freedom advocates, including WHCA President Eugene Daniels, who warns that this move undermines the independence of the press and erodes public trust in media reports.

2 months ago | foxla.com | Mary Stringini

California's Democratic Rep. Robert Garcia published a letter on Thursday from Donald Trump's Department of Justice, which he described as threatening, following his recent criticism of Elon Musk. The letter, written by interim U.S. Attorney Edward Martin, suggests potential legal action against Garcia for his outspoken opinion, raising concerns about free speech and political dissent. What we know:The Department of Justice, under the Trump administration, issued a letter to Rep.