
Feds Investigate How San Bernardino Couple Received $28,500 Loan
Federal investigators are trying to determine how the California couple that opened fire at a holiday party obtained a $285,000 that may have financed their massacre.
Federal investigators are trying to determine how the California couple that opened fire at a holiday party obtained a $285,000 that may have financed their massacre.
The California couple that opened fire at a holiday lunch party in San Bernardino “were radicalized and have been for quite some time,” an FBI official said.
House Homeland Security Chairman Michael McCaul said Sunday that the U.S. cannot completely eradicate terrorism in this country, as evidenced by the attack in California last week that killed 14 people.
The FBI tries determine the motive in the California shooting that left 14 dead.
The man and woman accused of opening fire at a holiday party in San Bernardino came prepared for a massacre.
A retired police officer claims that Border Patrol agents arrested him on bogus charges after assaulting and macing him in southern California.
An ATF agent shot a man during a search warrant of his Oak Park, Calif., home.
When UC Irvine holds its student career fair Thursday, the event will be missing one employer that had planned to be there: the U.S. Border Patrol.