But San Diego got an opportunity to turn things around under a 2022 state law — Assembly Bill 43 — that gives cities much wider discretion to reduce speed limits for a variety of reasons.

“People are frustrated. People are angry. They fear they’re going to be fired,” said one U.S. Attorney’s Office worker in San Diego who asked not to be named in order to speak candidly.

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“[The cuts] make me so angry, I want to smash another mug,” he quipped. The Daily Show studio audience then gasped as Stewart revealed how much blood he’d lost due to the on-air mishap.

Elon Musk used a grotesque slur to attack famed astronaut Andreas Mogensen in an angry social media post. Williams and Wilmore are now expected to return next month on a SpaceX capsule instead. Elon ...

Emphasising that he was "angry" the American Presidnet lamented that a "lot of" equipment, from the military resources he built during his first term in office, was left behind in Afghanistan and ...

SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio woman is hoping police can catch up to a driver she said slashed her tire during a road rage incident in the Thousand Oaks area Saturday afternoon. Fortunately ...