Hurricane Polo expected to bring strong swells to Southern California, prompting coastal flood advisory

By Chelsea Hylton

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    LONG BEACH, California (KCAL, KCBS) — As Hurricane Polo continues moving with intensity in the Pacific Ocean, weather officials have issued a coastal flood advisory for Southern California beach communities.

The National Weather Service says the Southern California coastline is expected to see remnants of Hurricane Polo through Tuesday. South-facing beaches could experience strong surf, moderate coastal flooding and dangerous swimming conditions.

An NWS coastal flood and high surf advisory will be in effect until 5 p.m. Tuesday for Ventura County beaches, Los Angeles County beaches and the Malibu coast.

Although weather officials say that the surf will likely be smaller than Hurricane Marie, which impacted the coastline earlier this month, the lingering erosion effects could enhance flooding.

Surf heights along LA and Ventura County beaches are expected to peak around 4 to 7 feet on Monday and Tuesday. High tides will build and peak on Monday and Tuesday during the late morning hours, likely reaching about 7 feet.

The NWS is urging residents in the advisory areas to take the necessary steps to protect their flood-prone properties. They are asking the public to remain out of the water due to the dangerous rip currents, which could pull swimmers in. They are also asking people to refrain from riding rock jetties.

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Former deputy allegedly shoots and damages police cars, fires rifle at Boulder sheriff’s headquarters

By Jesse Sarles, Ashley Portillo

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    BOULDER, Colorado (KCNC) — Deputies from the Boulder County Sheriff’s Office arrested a former member of their department on Monday after he allegedly made a distress call to emergency dispatch overnight. Tyler Reilly is charged with shooting at multiple police cars outside the Broomfield police building and also firing a rifle at the Boulder sheriff’s headquarters, where he was taken into custody.

No injuries were reported at either of the affected law enforcement locations in the northwestern part of the Denver metro area, but after he was taken to the Boulder County Jail, Reilly allegedly attacked and injured an officer.

Reilly, 40, worked for both the jail division and the patrol division of the sheriff’s office in the county and left the department in May 2024. The sheriff’s office said he resigned “in lieu of termination for cause” but did not provide the reason why.

“Had he not resigned, I would have terminated him,” said Sheriff Curtis Johnson in a news conference.

Reilly now faces numerous charges including prohibited use of weapons, menacing, obstructing governmental operations, criminal trespass, reckless endangerment and assault.

The sheriff’s office said Reilly made threats over the phone early Monday morning against sheriff’s office facilities. They said they believe he called their emergency dispatch saying he was experiencing anxiety. The department then prepared for the possibility that he might be coming to one of the county’s law enforcement facilities.

He allegedly went to the Broomfield Police Department first and fired bullets at parked police cruisers outside. After daybreak on Monday, some of those vehicles at the department, which is located at 7 Descombes Drive, could be seen with shattered windows and flat tires. Broomfield is outside of Boulder County and has its own police force.

Police in Broomfield said they are reviewing surveillance video to see if Reilly somehow got inside the department’s gated area to get closer to their police cars or shot at them from outside that area. They said about a half a dozen vehicles were damaged.

The sheriff’s office says Reilly then traveled to the headquarters of the Boulder County Sheriff’s Office at 5600 Flatiron Parkway in Boulder. A news release from the department says he had an AR‑15-style rifle and fired multiple shots at the front of the building just after 1 a.m. Deputies then confronted him and arrested him before he was able to enter the facility.

No member of either law enforcement agency fired any weapons during the events.

Johnson described the situation as “frightening, disheartening” for his office.

“This could have ended up being an officer-involved shooting, where people who knew this individual had to take his life because he was using a high-powered rifle in front of our facility, shooting into a building that is always occupied 24/7, and I think some tactics and some communication, and having a tactical advantage on him, put him at a disadvantage in a way that we could get him to put the gun down and surrender to the deputies that were on scene,” said Johnson.

The lobby of the sheriff’s office building was closed on Monday morning while an investigation into the shootings was taking place. It reopened in the afternoon.

Broomfield Police Chief Enea Hempelmann released a statement that said in part, “The safety of our personnel and the community remains our highest priority. We will continue to work closely with the Boulder County Sheriff’s Office as the investigation progresses.”

The sheriff’s office said Reilly started working for the sheriff’s office in 2012 in what was his first law enforcement position. He worked mostly in the jail up until 2023, at which point he changed roles and became a patrol deputy. The next year he resigned, and has not been employed by the office since then.

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Excitement builds as giant pandas prepare to make their debut at Zoo Atlanta

By Rashad Williams, Dan Raby

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    ATLANTA (WUPA) — Excitement is building for the two giant pandas who are making their home at Zoo Atlanta after a trip from China.

Soon, visitors to the zoo will be able to see 6-year-old Ping Ping and 5-year-old Fu Shuang.

The duo arrived at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport on Sunday morning via a special “‘FedEx Panda Express’ Boeing 777 aircraft,” the zoo announced over the weekend.

Ping Ping and Fu Shuang are on a 10-year loan to the zoo as part of a conservation agreement with the China Wildlife Conservation Association. With their arrival to Georgia, Zoo Atlanta is now one of only three zoos in the U.S. to house giant pandas, the other two being The National Zoo in Washington, D.C., and the San Diego Zoo.

“We’ve missed the bears for the past two years and have been anxiously awaiting their return,” said Raymond B. King, Zoo Atlanta’s president and CEO.

King told CBS News Atlanta the zoo was excited to see the community’s reaction to the zoo’s newest residents.

“Pandas have a unique ability to get people to pause for a moment and enjoy that sense of wonder and joy. It’s a reminder that those emotions and a desire to preserve the planet are really universal,” he said.

Word around the pandas’ arrival traveled fast. Visitors from places like Charlotte and Canada stopped by Zoo Atlanta on Monday. Unfortunately, visitors won’t be able to see the pandas just yet.

Ping Ping and Fu Shuang will be quarantined for about a month in a biosecure area of the zoo’s new giant panda complex. During that time, the pandas will have to adjust to their environment and undergo specialized training with their new handlers, learning some English phrases and commands along the way.

The pair are expected to chow down on a lot of bamboo in the decade they live in Atlanta, but zoo officials say that’s not going to be a problem. The zoo doesn’t pay for bamboo, instead it has several trucks harvest the plant from properties around the metro area on a regular basis.

Zoo Atlanta has been part of a giant panda agreement with China for more than 25 years. Lun Lun and Yang Yang and their two youngest offspring left Atlanta for China in October 2024. By the time they left, sales of panda merch grew to a million dollars, zoo officials said. Since their departure, King said attendance at the zoo has been down.

China has long used its giant panda loan program as a tool of Beijing’s soft power diplomacy worldwide.

“On a national level it’s obviously a great sign of cooperation between two countries that obviously compete at times, but when it comes to wildlife protection there is no competition. It’s very much a collaboration,” King said.

The pandas’ premiere date hasn’t been announced yet.

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Toddler brings loaded gun to daycare; Parent arrested

By DeJanay Booth-Singleton, Heath Kalb

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    CANTON TOWNSHIP, Michigan (WWJ) — Police have launched an investigation after a toddler was found with a loaded gun at a daycare in Canton Township.

Officers responded to the Children’s World Early Learning Center on Monday morning and collected the firearm. Canton police say a parent was arrested. Authorities confirmed that one of the child’s parents is a police officer in a neighboring community, but police did not say if that parent was the one who was arrested.

It is also unclear how the child got hold of the gun and who the firearm belongs to. Police did confirm that the gun was not a service weapon.

Canton Police Chief Joseph Bialy called the incident an “extremely serious matter” and commended the daycare staff for responding quickly.

“I’ve watched the video, and I’ve seen what their staff did, and they were prepared and ready to be able to remove this firearm and keep all the kids safe there,” Bialy said.

Police say that when the investigation is complete, the case will be forwarded to the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office for review. Police did not release any additional information at this time.

In a statement to CBS News Detroit, Children’s World Early Learning Center said, “We pride ourselves on being one of the safest centers in the Canton area. It is our priority. Although this incident was out of our control, we are very proud of our staff and especially the teacher who responded so quickly. It was an unfortunate incident. No one was hurt and all safety measures were followed. Because of our attention to safety and our strict adherence to protocols, we avoided what could have been a tragedy.”

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Dillon Road reopens in Indio Hills after overnight flooding

Dakota Makinen

UPDATE: Dillon Road in Indio Hills reopened around 6:30 a.m. Tuesday after flooding forced a closure overnight.

ORIGINAL REPORT: INDIO HILLS, Calif. (KESQ) — Dillon Road remains closed at Avenue 44 in Indio Hills Tuesday morning after flooding moved through the area overnight.

The California Highway Patrol first reported the closure shortly before 10:20 p.m. Monday.

Flooding occurred along a wash area near Dillon Road and Sunny Rock Road. A truck became stuck in mud, sand and rocks along the roadway.

The driver told News Channel 3 the sand became trapped underneath the truck, causing the tires to spin and preventing the vehicle from moving.

Road crews are working this morning to clear the area. Several vehicles were backed up near the closure.

Drivers traveling through the area should use an alternate route and avoid attempting to drive around road crews or through flooded areas.

Drivers traveling east or west across the Coachella Valley can use Interstate 10 to bypass the closure.

KESQ will continue to update this story as more information becomes available.

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Dons sweep Athlete of the Week Awards at SB Round Table; Fiona Pan is Cate Scholar-Athlete of Year

Mike Klan

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – (KEYT) – Three awards were handed out at the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table luncheon from Harry’s.

The Santa Barbara Dons swept the Athlete of the Week honors.

Girls Athlete of the Week: Elina Stump, Flag Football: The senior had 10 sacks and 18 flag pulls to lead the Dons to two shutout wins.

(Elina Stump also totaled three offensive touchdowns in those victories).

Boys Athlete of the Week: Paolo Borgioli, Water Polo: The offensive force scored 24 goals in 4 games as the Dons finished runner-up at the Saddleback Tournament.

(Borgioli had two 7-goal games in the tournament).

Cate Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Fiona Pan: The Rams senior is First Team All-League in soccer and she also plays lacrosse and flag football. Fiona has a 4.43 GPA and is looking at colleges back east.

(Fiona displays award with Cate Athletic Director Wade Ransom (left) and award sponsor Marc Gamberdella (right).

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Treasury Yields Rise, Iran Talks in Focus

By Tom LoBianco | Quincy News Correspondent

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    Washington (Quincy News) — Market Recap

U.S. Treasury yields climbed to their highest levels in roughly two decades Monday, pressured by elevated oil prices and inflation concerns, heavy government borrowing and a wave of AI-related corporate debt issuance. The 10-year yield rose about seven basis points to roughly 5.25%, its highest level since 2007, while the 30-year reached about 5.57%, its highest since 2004.

U.S. stocks started the week lower, with semiconductor shares among the biggest drags. Boeing fell 6.9% after the Federal Aviation Administration said certification of the 737 MAX 10 would be delayed until the company resolves a newly disclosed flight-guidance software issue. The S&P 500 fell 0.77%, the Nasdaq Composite dropped 0.92% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average declined 0.67%.

Brent crude settled Monday at $105.28 a barrel, while West Texas Intermediate settled at $92.60. President Donald Trump rejected a Tehran-backed proposal that would have reopened the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. and Iranian officials later spoke separately with mediators, but Trump denied reports that Washington was prepared to ease sanctions or release frozen Iranian funds.

Today’s Focus

Early Tuesday, U.S. stock futures were little changed, Treasury yields remained near Monday’s multiyear highs and oil stayed elevated at roughly $105 a barrel for Brent and $92 for WTI.

This week’s August PCE inflation report, September ISM Manufacturing survey and September jobs report could reshape expectations for another Federal Reserve rate increase at its October meeting. Traders early Tuesday were pricing in about a 70% chance of a hike. Any credible breakthrough that restores normal tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz would likely move oil, Treasury yields and equities.

ON THE SCHEDULE FOR TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2026

– 9 a.m. ET – July S&P Cotality Case-Shiller Home Price Index

– 10 a.m. ET – August JOLTS job openings and September Consumer Confidence

– 11 a.m. ET – Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman delivers opening remarks at a virtual cybersecurity workshop

– 12:40 p.m. ET – Fed Governor Michael Barr speaks on the economic outlook

– 1 p.m. ET – Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee participates in a moderated outlook

– 2 p.m. ET – New York Fed President John Williams participates in a discussion at the University at Buffalo

– 3 p.m. ET – Fed Governor Christopher Waller speaks on payments at Sibos 2026

– Wednesday, 8:15 a.m. ET – ADP’s September private-sector employment report

– Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. ET – August PCE price index and personal income and spending; third estimate of second-quarter GDP

– Thursday, 8:30 a.m. ET – Weekly initial jobless claims

– Thursday, 10 a.m. ET – September ISM Manufacturing PMI and August construction spending

– Friday, 8:30 a.m. ET – September jobs report discussion on the economy

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Handmade hats and comfort items to be given to cancer patients at annual ‘Heaven Can Wait’ walk/run

Kelsey Merison

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Assistance League of Bend will distribute free handmade hats and comfort items to cancer patients and survivors at the annual Heaven Can Wait 5K Walk/Run this Sunday, Oct. 4, at the Redmond High School football stadium.

The event raises funds for Sara’s Project, a fund of the St. Charles Foundation that supports breast cancer patients.

Sara’s Project provides education, early detection and support services to assist people facing breast cancer throughout Central and Eastern Oregon.

Assistance League of Bend, an all-volunteer nonprofit serving Deschutes County, has participated in the Heaven Can Wait event since 2014.

The distribution will take place from 8:30 a.m. to noon at the stadium. Volunteers plan to hand out knitted beanies, sewn sleep caps, fleece hats and cotton sunhats. Other items available free of charge include “Knitted Knockers” breast prostheses, comfort shawls and lavender pillows.

The giveaway is conducted through Assistance League of Bend’s Hats & More program, which began in 1997. Since its inception, the program has distributed thousands of handmade items to community members through the infusion center at St. Charles Cancer Center, Summit Health, Partners In Care, Ronald McDonald House and the Deschutes County Public Health Department.

The handmade items are intended to offer physical warmth and emotional support to individuals undergoing cancer treatment. One cancer patient who received a handmade hat described the experience. “It’s like getting a hug; you feel warm and you feel loved,” the recipient said.

Assistance League of Bend operates with no paid staff, allowing funds raised to stay local to support community-based initiatives in Deschutes County. The organization is also a partner of KTVZ’s 21 Cares for Kids.

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Pedestrian hit by car in Lower Valley

Joseph Montero

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — The El Paso Fire Department has confirmed to ABC-7 that one person was transported to the hospital with serious injuries after being hit by a car.

It happened at the intersection of Socorro Road and Americas Avenue in the Lower Valley.

The fire department says the call came in at around 9 p.m.

This is a developing story and will be updates as more information becomes available.

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Foresters celebrate latest national championship at SB Carriage Museum

Mike Klan

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) – The Foresters have plenty of experience in celebrating championships.

Players, community members and fans came out to the Santa Barbara Carriage and Western Art Museum to honor the 2026 Santa Barbara Foresters.

They won the National Baseball Congress World Series in Wichita, Kansas by going 6-0 in the tournament, outscoring their opponents 49-4.

It extended the Foresters record amount of NBC titles to 11.

Foresters manager Bill Pintard brought out many of the Foresters trophies to the event that featured food, drinks and dancing.

A handful of players were on hand including Chris Newstrom, AJ Krodel, Xavier Esquer and Jack Fowler.

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