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Boston
fromwww.cbc.ca
2 days ago

Posters for missing 14-year-old Esther reportedly torn down as search continues: Toronto police | CBC News

Toronto police received reports that missing posters for Esther were torn down, said removal is not necessarily criminal, and urged tips via QR code and a dedicated phone line.
Boston
fromwww.cbc.ca
2 days ago

Posters for missing 14-year-old Esther reportedly torn down as search continues: Toronto police | CBC News

Toronto police received reports that missing posters for Esther were torn down, said removal is not necessarily criminal, and urged tips via QR code and a dedicated phone line.
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NYC parents
fromBusiness Insider
6 days ago

I wanted my daughters to be independent. They carried 'kid licenses' so adults wouldn't be concerned.

Parents can encourage early independence while addressing safety concerns by using identification cards with contact information.
California
fromLos Angeles Times
1 month ago

Coyote that attacked 4-year-old Carson boy linked to attack of another child

A coyote that attacked a child in Carson is linked to another attack, prompting investigations into additional incidents and urging residents to secure waste.
Arts
fromArtnet News
1 month ago

Endless's Street Art Calls Attention to London's Homeless Crisis

A street art installation by Endless highlights homelessness in London, juxtaposing it with the city's wealth.
SF parents
fromPadailypost
2 months ago

Expert says people should talk openly about suicides, not hide them

Suicide prevention requires comprehensive community engagement including schools, medical professionals, and families teaching students to recognize warning signs in peers.
Public health
fromABC7 San Francisco
8 months ago

SF joins thousands across country in annual 'Walk For Lives' to raise awareness of fentanyl

Communities held Walk For Lives marches to raise fentanyl awareness, mourn losses, and urge continued prevention efforts despite a recent dip in overdose deaths.
fromABC7 San Francisco
10 months ago

Bay Area parents tackle fentanyl crisis, provide potentially life-saving drug: Here's how

"Unfortunately, we get to know a lot of parents who have lost," said Michelle. The couple lost their son Micah Jr. to a fentanyl overdose in 2019.
Public health
fromwww.independent.co.uk
10 months ago

Warning not to sit under trees after Sudden Branch Drop Syndrome' incidents

Sudden Branch Drop Syndrome has no known cause, but heatwaves and changes in tree moisture are believed to contribute to incidents of falling branches.
Environment
San Francisco
fromsfist.com
10 months ago

Sunday Links: Pokemon Line-Cutting Dispute Leads to Stabbing Outside Colma GameStop

Stabbing incident outside GameStop leads to injuries over Pokemon cards, resulting in two arrests.
Los Angeles
fromKTLA
10 months ago

Southern California influencer uses platform to alert residents of immigration raids

Sennett Devermont uses social media to inform communities about immigration raids and law enforcement activity.
Brooklyn
fromSmithtown, NY Patch
11 months ago

Smithtown Police Blotter: Person Scammed Out Of Thousands

Recent incidents in Smithtown include grand theft and scams, stressing need for community awareness on fraud strategies.
SF LGBT
fromeLearning Industry
11 months ago

Pride Month 2025: 6 Reasons Why Celebrating Pride Still Matters

Pride Month remains vital as a reminder of LGBTQ+ history and challenges, fostering empathy and understanding for ongoing struggles faced by the community.
SF parents
fromwww.cbc.ca
11 months ago

Milton mom questions how non-verbal child was able to board city bus, GO train alone | CBC News

Vigilance is crucial for the safety of vulnerable individuals in the community.
fromwww.newsshopper.co.uk
11 months ago

Cat found decapitated in Welling alley with injuries suspected to be human inflicted

"I saw a post on social media and automatically thought, oh my gosh, this could be our Bob. I walked around the area and he was just there with literally no head, just his body."
Pets
US news
fromThe Washington Post
11 months ago

A man joked about a mayor's legal trouble. Then, a subpoena arrived.

Carroll's humorous comment led to a subpoena, prompting concerns over free speech and government overreach.
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