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The Long Beach Police Department is investigating after what initially appeared to be a man’s suicide on Friday was in reality a homicide. The victim, a 72-year-old man, died inside his home in the 4700 block of Greenmeadow Road, police said in a news release. When officers arrived at the home at 8:22 p.m., the man was “lying inside his residence with a gunshot wound to the upper body that appeared to be self-inflicted” and declared dead at the scene. Detectives and the Department of the Medical Examiner, however, “determined the wound was not self-inflicted.” Investigators are now working to determine a possible motive, suspected shooter and what happened in the moments leading up to the fatal attack. Anyone with information is urged to contact Detectives Eric Thai or Kelsey Myers at 562-570-7244. Anonymous tips may be submitted through Crime Stoppers by calling 800-222-TIPS (8477) or by visiting lacrimestoppers.org.

What we know about Fulton County, Georgia, poll site bomb threats – CBS News Watch CBS News At least two polling sites in Fulton County, Georgia, were briefly evacuated after apparent bomb threats were made, officials confirmed. CBS News’ Dave Malkoff reports on what’s known about the threats and how voting is going in the key battleground state on Election Day 2024. Be the first to know Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting. Not Now Turn On

November 5, 2024 / 2:58 PM EST / CBS/AFP Four teens were wounded, two of them seriously, by an axe wielded during a fight on Monday on a suburban train outside Paris, police sources said, with the main suspect later arrested. One of the victims – all aged 16 or 17 – had a hand cut off and another had their skull split open. Two others were more lightly injured in the struggle that one police source said had broken out around 8:00 am as the teenagers involved were on their way to secondary school. It was not immediately clear what triggered the fight, in which weapons including the axe, a knife, a samurai sword and baseball bats were used. All the wounded people were brought to hospital and none were in danger for their life, the source added. The main suspect, a 16-year-old, was later arrested at his home and held in custody, another police source said. An axe was found and confiscated during the search, they added. View from inside the RER D commuter train of the English “Welcome Aboard RER D” message

A look at Election Day from both sides of the political spectrum A look at Election Day from both sides of the political spectrum 08:03 Some of the earliest U.S. presidents were also the wealthiest when they entered office. In the modern era, presidents historically have amassed most of their wealth through media deals and appearance fees after leaving office.  Former President Donald Trump  is among the wealthiest Americans ever to serve as president of the United States, with an estimated overall net worth of $3.7 billion at the time of his inauguration in 2016, according to Forbes. But he’s an outlier, according to presidential historian Barbara A. Perry, who noted that most “presidents after the Civil War were not wealthy business people — they didn’t come from money.” As examples, she pointed to Bill Clinton, the 42nd president, and Barack Obama (No. 44,) neither of whom came from money or had much personal wealth when they entered office.  “They came from nothing. They’re not elite,” she told CBS MoneyWatch. “They made their own way in the world through scholarly prowess and came to the

Trump repeats false claims about paper ballots on Election Day 2024 – CBS News Watch CBS News Former President Donald Trump repeated debunked claims that paper ballots are better than voting machines for accuracy and speed. Trump made the latest comments while visiting campaign staff in Florida on Election Day. Be the first to know Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting. Not Now Turn On

Election night results from the Riverside County Office of the Registrar of Voters are slated to be posted hourly, following the first tabulation of ballots, which should be completed by 8:20 p.m., officials said Tuesday. “The initial results will encompass vote-by-mail and unscanned vote center ballots received prior to election day,” according to an agency statement. “The second tabulation, at approximately 9 p.m., will include any vote-by-mail ballots processed after 8 p.m. and any vote center ballots received before (the close of polls).” Officials said regular hourly updates are scheduled to continue until 3 a.m. Wednesday. After that, there will be irregular postings, most likely in the late afternoon each day until “vote-by-mail ballots dropped off on election day and conditional voter registration ballots” are tabulated. “Additionally, any vote-by-mail ballots delivered by the Postal Service, postmarked on or before election day and received by Nov. 12, will be verified and counted,” the registrar’s office stated. “Election results will continue to be updated daily — excluding Sundays — until all ballots are counted. The office is committed to ensuring that the public remains informed as the

Law enforcement agencies across the Southland were out in force Tuesday to ensure security for voters — and completed ballots — as residents head to the polls for the presidential election. The city of Los Angeles activated its Emergency Operations Center as a precautionary measure and to be prepared for any issues that might arise. The Los Angeles Police Department also activated its Department Operations Center “and will have the maximum deployment on Election Day to ensure the safety of Angelenos and to hold people accountable for any unrest or destruction of property,” according to the mayor’s office. “LAPD is in coordination with our county, state, and federal partners — including the FBI, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, Joint Regional Intelligence Center, and others — to share information across jurisdictions to ensure the safety of Angelenos on and after Election Day,” the mayor’s office stated. The Long Beach Police Department also activated its Operations Center and bolstered staffing in key areas. “The Long Beach Police Department has made extensive preparations to ensure a safe and smooth Election Day for our residents,” according to a department

Selena Gomez has shut down social media body shamers once again — and she revealed another health condition while doing so. The “Only Murders in the Building” star and Rare Beauty cosmetics founder slammed speculation about her weight on TikTok, revealing that she lives with small intestinal bacterial overgrowth. She shared her revelation days after hitting the red carpet last week for the premiere of her film “Emilia Pérez” at the American French Film Festival in Hollywood. At the Oct. 29 event, the Emmy-nominated “Wizards of Waverly Place” alum posed in a black, body-hugging gown. In a since-deleted post, TikTok users reportedly observed that Gomez posed with her hands across her stomach, alleging she was hiding her body, according to TMZ. Gomez, who has previously addressed body shamers on social media, replied to the video: “This makes me sick.” Gomez, 32, responded with the revelation that she has SIBO, according to multiple screenshots shared on social media. “It flares up. I don’t care that I don’t look like a sick [sic] figure. I don’t have that body. End of story.” She added: “No I am

A motorist is suspected of driving under the influence and rear-ending a Los Angeles Police Department SUV as officers were conducting an investigation in a Sylmar neighborhood late Monday night. The incident was reported shortly before 11:30 p.m. as two officers were parked and sitting in their patrol vehicle near Norris Avenue and Polk Street, an LAPD spokesperson confirmed to KTLA. The officers were not injured in the crash but the suspect was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment. A vehicle is seen after crashing into an LAPD SUV in Sylmar on Nov. 4, 2024. (KNN) An LAPD SUV is seen after being rear-ended by a DUI suspect in Sylmar on Nov. 4, 2024. (KNN) The spokesperson said the suspect, who has not been identified, would be arrested for DUI at a later time. No details regarding the initial investigation the officers were conducting were provided.

Voters across the United States are casting ballots Tuesday to decide the political future of the nation. While the presidential race involving Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump has commanded the spotlight, the balance of power in the U.S. Senate and U.S. House are also at stake, along with many critical races for governor. Track the latest live election results on election night and the following days using the interactive tools below. Refresh this page for the most recent updates. Election Results Home Top California Races U.S. House State Senate National

The Los Angeles Police Department is seeking a pair of drivers who ran over a motorcyclist who’d been ejected from his vehicle and was lying in a Northridge roadway last month. Just before 10 p.m. on Oct. 17, the motorcyclist, whose identity has not been released, was headed east “at a high rate of speed” on Devonshire Avenue when he ran a red light at Louise Avenue and hit a northbound vehicle, police said in a news release. The motorcyclist was ejected, and two vehicles headed west on Devonshire hit him without stopping to help or identify themselves. Footage shared by the LAPD shows two vehicles hitting a motorcyclist who’d been ejected onto the street on Oct. 17, 2024. The LAPD shared images of two vehicles involved in a fatal hit-and-run on Oct. 17, 2024. The LAPD shared images of two vehicles involved in a fatal hit-and-run on Oct. 17, 2024. Police previously said that the man, who was declared dead at the scene, was in his early 20s. Blurry video shared by police shows two vehicles, a white SUV and white sedan, hit the

Behind the Harris, Trump gender gap as 2024 Election Day gets underway – CBS News Watch CBS News The gender gap among 2024 voters has become a trend to monitor in the race between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump. Maeve Reston, a national political reporter for The Washington Post, joins CBS News with more on how the campaign targeted men and women. Be the first to know Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting. Not Now Turn On