Scott Glover

Jan 15, 2025 | cnnespanol.cnn.com | Curt Devine |Eric Levenson |Gianluca Mezzofiore |Scott Glover

CNN  —  Una semana después de que los incendios forestales impulsados por el viento iniciaran su avance mortal a través del sur de California, los detalles sobre la superficie quemada, las estructuras destruidas y las personas muertas se actualizan rutinariamente en un sitio web estatal dedicado al seguimiento de la devastación. Pero hay una categoría de cada incendio que no ha cambiado: la causa.

Jan 15, 2025 | cnn.com | Curt Devine |Eric Levenson |Gianluca Mezzofiore |Scott Glover

A week after wind-whipped wildfires began their deadly rampage through Southern California, details on acreage burned, structures destroyed and people killed are routinely updated on a state website devoted to tracking the devastation. But one category regarding each fire remains unchanged: The cause.

Jan 11, 2025 | es-us.noticias.yahoo.com | Curt Devine |Casey Tolan |Blake Ellis |Melanie Hicken |Rob Kuznia |Scott Glover | +1 more

Mientras las llamas seguían arrasando el sur de California este viernes y los bomberos intentaban evaluar los daños y determinar cómo se originaron los incendios, se planteaba una pregunta de mayor profunda: ¿Podría haberse minimizado de algún modo este nivel de devastación, o se trata simplemente de la nueva normalidad en una era de calamidades relacionadas con el clima?

Jan 10, 2025 | yahoo.com | Curt Devine |Casey Tolan |Blake Ellis |Melanie Hicken |Rob Kuznia |Scott Glover | +3 more

Even as flames in Southern California continued to carve a destructive path on Friday and fire officials sought to assess the damage and determine how the fires began, a larger question loomed: Could this level of devastation somehow have been minimized, or is this simply the new normal in an era of climate-related calamities? A CNN review of government reports and interviews with more than a dozen experts suggests the ultimate answer is a mix of both.

Dec 2, 2024 | local3news.com | Scott Glover |Daniel Medina

(CNN) — A disgraced former Kansas police detective about to stand trial on charges that he kidnapped and raped two women decades ago was found dead in his home Monday morning. Authorities discovered the body of Roger Golubski, 71, after he failed to show up for jury selection in his long-awaited trial in Topeka, according to two sources with knowledge of the situation. They said he died by suicide.