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Photos: Wild coyote lounges on San Francisco home's couch

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 21:43:20 GMT

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- A San Francisco homeowner woke up and found a wild coyote sleeping on an outdoor patio couch this week. The resident called San Francisco animal control officers out of concern that the animal was injured or unwell. As it turns out, the coyote was just super comfortable lounging on plush furniture and was in good health, Animal Care & Control San Francisco Officer Mullen said.Mullen wrote, "I was called out to a residence to check on one of my favorite species of San Francisco urban wildlife, a coyote. The animal was reluctant to move when the resident approached."(Image courtesy Animal Care & Control San Francisco)Officer Mullen said he talked to the sleepy couch coyote.(Image courtesy Animal Care & Control San Francisco)The coyote was "comfortably resting on a couch. I approached the coyote and started talking to him, telling him that it was time to get up. He looked at me, got up, took a big stretch and made his way to the edge of the yard. He was movi...

Direct deposits delayed for some across US due to ACH banking system issue

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 21:43:20 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- Some people are not getting their paychecks Friday due to a banking system issue. Deposits are reportedly delayed at multiple banks across the U.S.The Federal Reserve is reporting an issue with the Automated Clearing House, which is the primary system agencies use for electronic funds transfers. Customers of Bank of America, Chase, U.S. Bank, Wells Fargo and other banks have been reporting issues with deposits on X, formally Twitter, and Downdetector. FOX31 Newsletters: Sign up to get breaking news sent to your inbox A spokesperson for ACH operator The Clearing House told The Hill that there was a "processing issue" with a single file that affected less than 1% of the daily ACH volume across the country.Both Chase and Bank of America gave statements to CNN, confirming that some deposits may be delayed.Banks reassured customers on Friday. “Customer accounts remain secure, and balances will be updated when deposits are received. We do not have an estimate on timing...

Ex-martial arts pro takes down knife-wielding man caught cracking car window in Cutler Bay

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 21:43:20 GMT

A former martial arts fighter spotted a crime in progress involving his car and turned the tables on a knife-wielding man in Cutler Bay, a parking lot confrontation that was caught on camera.Speaking with 7News on Friday, Javier Baez said he had spotted the assailant cracking his car window, just before 5 a.m. on Wednesday.Baez said he told the man, who was holding a 12-by-14-inch knife, that he was calling the police.“I tried to talk him down, and I tried not to tell him to leave, and then I told him I was going to call the cops,” said Baez, “and he got mad, and he rushed me with the knife.”The security footage captured what happened next.Baez was quick to his feet and knocked the assailant knife to the ground.“I just threw him. It was all so fast, some of it escapes my head,” he said.If Baez made the takedown look easy, that’s because he was a professional fighter for about 10 years.He has since retired, but Baez said he still trains and c...

Fairhaven runs down Winthrop, 35-21

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 21:43:20 GMT

FAIRHAVEN – It took a few years as Fairhaven was getting used to playing on the road in the playoffs, but everyone loves a little home cooking.The No. 8 Blue Devils (8-1) remained undefeated on their home turf with a 35-21 victory over No. 9 Winthrop in the Div. 6 round of 16 state playoffs.Justin Marques shook off a second-quarter leg injury to rush for 200 yards on the dot on 38 carries and the junior fullback added four of the five rushing touchdowns for the Blue Devils. Marques was the workhorse for the Blue Devils, but it was quarterback Jayce Duarte with the two crucial carries for Fairhaven down the stretch along with key runs from Aaron Lague and Chase Fano.“He made a lot of great reads, some good runs, and our ‘A’ backs didn’t get a lot of carries, but they blocked on every play, ” said Fairhaven head coach Derek Almeida. “When we called their number – they made some good runs too but I’m just really proud of our group and our coaching staff worked really hard.”Both t...

Billerica holds off Plymouth South upset bid in overtime, 29-27

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 21:43:20 GMT

BILLERICA  — Staring down a potential upset, Billerica coach Duane Sigsbury turned to his best player. Steven Gentile delivered.Gentile rushed for the go-ahead touchdown and game-winning two-point conversion as No. 2 Billerica held off an upset bid from No. 15 Plymouth South and came away with a 29-27 overtime victory in the opening round of the MIAA football state tournament on Friday night.Billerica (8-1) will host No. 10 Westfield in the Division 3 quarterfinals next week.“I knew coming into the game we were going to have to run the ball down their throat. That was what we worked on in practice all week,” Gentile said. “Before overtime I was told we were just going to run me so I gave it everything I had since it’s the playoffs.”Gentile (20 carries, 126 rushing yards) was responsible for all four Billerica scores on the night, with three of those on the ground.With the score knotted at 14 at the start of the fourth quarter, Sigsbury turned to Gentile...

Police seek public’s help catching ‘Free Palestine’ vandal who painted WBZ-TV office

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 21:43:20 GMT

City police are seeking the public’s help in identifying a suspect wanted for spraying blood-red paint on the WBZ-TV offices in Allston.“Anyone with information is strongly urged to contact BRIC Detectives at (617) 343-4328,” police posted Friday night.As the Herald reported, WBZ-TV CBS Boston is the latest victim of blood-red paint vandalism amid the Israel-Hamas war, as taggers overnight wrote “Free Palestine” on channel 4’s headquarters.The blood-red paint was all over the CBS Boston company sign on Soldiers Field Road, along with red paint covering the front wall of the WBZ headquarters.The words “Free Palestine” were painted in black on the property.A Boston police officer responded to the vandalism call at around 12:51 a.m. on Friday.

Chicago Bears QB Justin Fields practices for the 1st time since dislocating his thumb. When will he start again?

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 21:43:20 GMT

Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields practiced Friday afternoon for the first time since dislocating his thumb on his right throwing hand during the Oct. 15 game against the Minnesota Vikings.In the portion of practice open to the media at Halas Hall, Fields stretched with teammates and then took warmup throws to receivers while standing alongside practice-squad quarterback Trace McSorley.Fields said at his locker after practice his grip strength is not all the way back and there was still a bit of pain as he participated in a limited fashion.As he and the Bears consider when he can return, Fields said he needs to see “if I’m going to be able to make all the throws and be able to withstand hits and stuff like that during the game.”Fields wore a glove when he threw but said he didn’t wear protection on his thumb underneath it.“I just use a glove because I don’t have to grip the ball as hard with the glove,” he said. “So it just makes...

Cohasset in a rush to advance past Manchester-Essex, 35-28

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 21:43:20 GMT

COHASSET – In what ended up being a one-score contest, Cohasset used a strong rushing attack in the second half to upend Manchester-Essex at home.The two-seeded Skippers finished with 226 yards on the ground as well as four rushing scores to take down the No. 15 Hornets, 35-28, at Alumni Field on Friday in the Div. 7 first round.“The kids played well,” said Cohasset coach Pete Afanasiw. “We made a bunch of mistakes in the first half, but in that second half the offensive line opened up some really nice holes. The backs held onto the ball, which was nice, and we made some positive runs and stayed in front of the chains and grinded out some first downs.”To start the third, Cohasset (5-3) extended its lead to 14-6 as a 12-play drive was capped by a 17-yard score for senior captain Liam Appleton to make it 14-6.Appleton wasn’t done as he caught a huge 36-yard pass on third down on the next Skippers’ drive after a 62-yard rushing score for sophomore Zach Hurd knotted the score 14-14. Two...

Suspect arrested after CHP pursuit in San Diego County

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 21:43:20 GMT

SAN DIEGO -- A man suspected of leading authorities on a pursuit Friday through several areas of San Diego County was arrested.Around 5:40 p.m., SkyFOX was over the chase on Interstate 5 southbound in the Del Mar area.The suspect then led California Highway Patrol on Interstate 805 southbound, where an unknown black vehicle appeared to try to run the suspect's car off the road. The pursuit continued onto surface streets in Kearny Mesa and Serra Mesa, but ultimately ended in a residential community in the Linda Vista neighborhood.The suspect's vehicle circled the community several times in an escape attempt, but struck the law enforcement's spike strip. The spike strip strike caused the suspect's vehicle to crash into an embankment next to a home. Fatal DUI crashes in San Diego on pace to remain at all-time high: DA’s office The suspect exited the vehicle and starting running from officers. While he was running, the suspect tumbled down a hill, but got up and continued to run. Howe...

Justice Department ends probe into police beating of man during traffic stop in Florida

Published Tue, 25 Feb 2025 21:43:20 GMT

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — The U.S. Department of Justice has closed its review of the case of a drug suspect who was repeatedly punched, elbowed and kneed by police officers during a traffic stop in northeast Florida, officials said Friday.James Felte Jr., Justice Department criminal section chief, wrote in a letter to Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters that the arrest of Le’Keian Woods does not give rise to a prosecutable violation of federal civil rights laws.Attorneys for Woods had asked for the federal investigation shortly after his Sept. 29 arrest.“While it is unfortunate that the DOJ’s Special Litigation Section has chosen to close its review so quickly despite the clear evidence before them, it is not surprising,” attorney Harry Daniels said in a statement. “At the end of the day, that’s why we have the civil courts where a jury will ultimately decide justice.”Woods suffered a ruptured kidney, vomiting and migraine headaches following the confrontation, his attorneys said. Mug...