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BLZ-USD will be delisted on December 22 at 08:30 UTC. All positions will be settled at mark price, and open orders will be canceled. Close any positions beforehand to avoid automatic settlement. After settlement, BLZ-USD perps will be delisted, and no new orders will be accepted.
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By community request, you can now long or short $PENGU with up to 5x leverage.
Listing is not an endorsement of the project. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Do not trade assets you are unfamiliar with and do not understand the risks for. Exercise control. NFA.
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https://app.hyperliquid.xyz/trade/PENGU
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When Shift Happens podcast with Jeff
Jeff discusses what drives him, the vision for Hyperliquid, and how Hyperliquid stands apart from other blockchains to support a full-fledged financial ecosystem.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeRh589I76o
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Hyperliquid reached a new all-time high in open interest of >$4.3B.
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By community request, you can now long or short $VIRTUAL with up to 5x leverage.
Listing is not an endorsement of the project. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Do not trade assets you are unfamiliar with and do not understand the risks for. Exercise control. NFA.
https://app.hyperliquid.xyz/trade/VIRTUAL
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Detective accused of giving Nazi-like salute resigns from South Pasadena Police Department
A veteran detective who once landed in hot water for disguising himself as a deputy and sneaking into Men’s Central Jail has resigned from the South Pasadena Police Department amid recent allegations that he repeatedly gave a Nazi-like salute last year during a training lecture hosted by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, according to a news release and internal records.
City police officials announced Mark Lillienfeld’s decision to step down on Wednesday, hours after The Times first reported on the Sheriff’s Department’s probe into the 2023 allegations that ultimately saddled him with a “Do Not Rehire” designation.
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Two toddlers killed in Rialto in crash blamed on suspected drunk driver
Two toddlers were killed Sunday night when a speeding drunk driver ran a red light, causing a three-car collision, police allege.
Just after 11 p.m. the Rialto Police Department responded to a multivehicle collision at the intersection of Riverside and Walnut avenues.
A white Honda Accord with four occupants, including two toddlers ages 3 and 4, was turning left onto Walnut Avenue when a speeding blue Dodge Ram pickup going south on Riverside Avenue ran a red light and T-boned the Honda, sending it crashing into a tow truck, said Rusty Lamm, public information officer for the Police Department.
The driver of the Dodge Ram, whom police identified as 28-year-old Alexis Garcia of San Bernardino, fled the scene, officials alleged.
The two toddlers were in their car seats, but one was ejected from the car and declared dead at the scene, police said.
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One dead, three in critical condition after suspected drug overdoses in Anaheim
One person is dead and three others are in critical condition following suspected drug overdoses at a party early Sunday in Anaheim, police said.
Police and paramedics responded to reports of people lying unconscious outside an apartment building on the 1500 block of Benmore Lane at 1:09 a.m., said Sgt. Armando Pardo of the Anaheim Police Department.
The first responders found four men in a grassy area in front of the building and a white powdery substance nearby. Paramedics and officers suspected drug overdoses and began rendering aid.
“It’s not normal for four people to go unconscious at one time,” Pardo said.
The four men were transported to area hospitals. One has since died and three others remain in critical condition, Pardo said. Their ages were unavailable.
Hazardous material crews arrived to collect the white powder, which is undergoing testing. Officers cordoned off the area for three hours. About 30 people were at the party when police arrived, Pardo said. The department’s vice unit is investigating and no arrests have been made, he said.
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After Trump’s win, next LAPD chief faces questions about immigration enforcement
When Jim McDonnell was L.A. County sheriff, he allowed federal immigration authorities to target people for deportation in the nation’s largest jail system.
With Donald Trump returning to office and McDonnell now set to lead the LAPD, some advocates are bracing for clashes over the role of local police in immigration enforcement.
The LAPD has long-standing policies that should prevent McDonnell — or any other chief — from cooperating with federal immigration authorities.
The clashes that longtime immigration advocate Martha Arevalo had with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department under Jim McDonnell were years ago — but still fresh in her mind after this week’s election.
Under McDonnell, who was sheriff during Donald Trump’s first term as president, the department allowed federal immigration authorities to operate freely, targeting people for deportation in the nation’s largest jail system.
So as soon as Arevalo heard that McDonnell was selected for the LAPD chief’s job — with Trump returning to office and pledging to conduct mass immigration sweeps — she braced for another fight.
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Gascón still trails Hochman by wide margin in L.A. D.A. race, poll shows
With two days left before election day, a new poll shows Los Angeles County Dist. Atty. George Gascón has cut slightly into challenger Nathan Hochman’s lead in the race for the incumbent’s seat.
But Gascón is still down 25 points in the closely watched contest. While that’s an improvement over the 30-point deficit he was staring down in the same poll on Oct. 8, it’s still no better than the 25-point margin he faced in the survey on Aug. 18.
If the election were held today, 50% of likely voters would vote for Hochman, a former federal prosecutor, and 25% would cast a ballot for Gascón, a former LAPD assistant chief who swept into office in 2020 on a progressive platform of criminal justice reform. That leaves 25% undecided, according to the poll of 1,205 likely L.A. County voters from the UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies, co-sponsored by The Times.
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Los Angeles County opens hundreds more voting centers in lead-up to election day
With election day right around the corner, Los Angeles County officials opened hundreds of additional vote centers Saturday where voters can go to cast early ballots in person.
The Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk opened an additional 526 centers, according to a post on its X account. This is on top of the 122 centers already open across the county, where people can go to vote in person or drop off their ballot for the Nov. 5 election.
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These special interests are spending big to influence which Democrats win L.A. seats in the Legislature
Political action committees spent over $20 million in four Democrat-on-Democrat races in Los Angeles.
The outcomes of these races could have a major effect on future laws on climate change and the environment, funding for schools and healthcare, criminal justice reform and worker and employer rights.
The California Legislature is poised to welcome one of its largest freshman classes in more than a decade, and special interest groups are spending millions on Democrat-versus-Democrat races in the November election to help decide which newcomer voters will send to Sacramento.
The independent campaigns bankrolled by giant tech companies, labor unions, law enforcement organizations and other major players at the state Capitol may sway the struggle between liberal and moderate lawmakers within the Legislature’s Democratic supermajority. The outcome could have a major effect on future laws on climate change and the environment, funding for schools and healthcare, criminal justice reform and worker and employer rights.
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Mortgage rates are rising. Experts cite economic strength, inflation and possible Trump win
In September, the Federal Reserve lowered its benchmark interest rate for the first time since 2020, giving hope to prospective home buyers that mortgage rates would follow suit.
But instead of declining, home loan costs marched higher.
On Thursday, mortgage giant Freddie Mac reported the average rate on a 30-year home loan rose to 6.72%, up from 6.54% a week earlier. It was the fifth consecutive week of increases.
The fact that mortgage rates have gone up despite the cut underscores that while the Federal Reserve influences mortgage rates, it does not set them.
Instead, rates are determined by what institutional investors who purchase bundles of mortgages are willing to pay for them and a variety of factors influence those investors.
One is the benchmark rate the Fed cut in September, which sets a floor on borrowing costs throughout the economy. Another is expectations for inflation. That’s because when purchasing 30-year mortgages, investors don’t want to see the value of their investment eaten away as the years march on.
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Mortgage rates are rising. Experts cite economic strength, inflation and possible Trump win
In September, the Federal Reserve lowered its benchmark interest rate for the first time since 2020, giving hope to prospective home buyers that mortgage rates would follow suit.
But instead of declining, home loan costs marched higher.
On Thursday, mortgage giant Freddie Mac reported the average rate on a 30-year home loan rose to 6.72%, up from 6.54% a week earlier. It was the fifth consecutive week of increases.
The fact that mortgage rates have gone up despite the cut underscores that while the Federal Reserve influences mortgage rates, it does not set them.
Instead, rates are determined by what institutional investors who purchase bundles of mortgages are willing to pay for them and a variety of factors influence those investors.
One is the benchmark rate the Fed cut in September, which sets a floor on borrowing costs throughout the economy. Another is expectations for inflation. That’s because when purchasing 30-year mortgages, investors don’t want to see the value of their investment eaten away as the years march on.
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Mortgage rates are rising. Experts cite economic strength, inflation and possible Trump win
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South American crew used signal jammers, blowtorches and disguises on California crime tour, feds say
Heist crew allegedly scouted banks and visited nearby businesses to understand the floor plan before the robberies.
Investigators matched phone and vehicle data, along with Airbnb rentals to the dates of the robberies to build their case against the suspects.
They arrived in construction vests and surgical masks, armed with signal jammers, sledgehammers and blowtorches. The bank heist crew, made up of mainly Chilean nationals, hit multiple banks across California, according to federal prosecutors, and made off with $2.5 million.
In Fresno, the crew hit a Wells Fargo in May and used tools to get inside an ATM vault through an adjacent unit and made off with more than $80,000 in cash. The next month in Auburn, they scored $226,000 from a Golden 1 Credit Union branch and followed that up several days later by stealing money from two ATMs in Clovis estimated to have carried $150,000-$200,000 each.
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Brad Gates, six-term Orange County Sheriff and cowboy at heart, dies at age 85
Brad Gates, who during his 24 years as Orange County sheriff became the region’s most influential politician as he helped expand and modernize his department, died Friday at his San Juan Capistrano home, according to the department. He was 85.
“Orange County has lost a legend, and our department has lost one of our most beloved family members,” Sheriff Don Barnes said in a statement Friday.
During six terms in office, Gates earned a reputation as a powerful politician who was a cowboy at heart.
“He enjoyed riding horses, was often spotted in a cowboy hat, and even won his first election as sheriff with an endorsement by western actor John Wayne,” Barnes said. “The West was tamed long before Brad Gates became sheriff, but like the lawmen before him, he ensured a rapidly growing county was kept safe.”
Gates was first elected sheriff in 1975. Over the years, he took over airport, harbor patrol and jail operations from other departments.
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Progressive California Prosecutor Struggles vs. Conservative Challenger
Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón, elected in 2020 amid a wave of criminal justice reform, is now trailing his conservative challenger, Nathan Hochman, by 30 points, according to recent polling.
Hochman, a former federal prosecutor, has capitalized on rising public concern over safety, criticizing Gascón's approach to justice reform, particularly his refusal to seek the death penalty in cases and his use of what Hochman calls lenient sentencing policies.
Hochman has positioned himself in the race as "tough on crime," emphasizing a commitment to restoring order in Los Angeles, where a number of high-profile criminal incidents have unsettled voters.
Polling reflects widespread voter dissatisfaction. A UC Berkeley poll, cosponsored by the Los Angeles Times, shows Hochman leading with 51 percent of likely voters, while Gascón lags behind with 21 percent and 28 percent say they are still undecided. Hochman's campaign has focused on crime rates, featuring ads with testimonials from crime victims.
