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This Day in History: April 29

This Day in History: April 29 Aretha Franklin’s cover of Otis Redding’s “Respect” is released as a single by Atlantic Records; A jury in Simi Valley, Calif., acquits four Los Angeles police officers of almost all state charges in the videotaped beating of motorist Rodney King https://pxpx500.blogspot.com

Speedy Gonzalez arrested in Georgia for alleged mail fraud

Speedy Gonzalez arrested in Georgia for alleged mail fraud After months on the run, a mail fraud suspect who lived up to his legal name — Speedy Gonzalez — has been arrested in Georgia. https://pxpx500.blogspot.com

Risk management: Businesses reopen amid new coronavirus data

Risk management: Businesses reopen amid new coronavirus data As new information is learned about COVID-19, businesses continue to take the calculated risk of reopening to the public; Jonathan Serrie reports from Atlanta. https://pxpx500.blogspot.com

Warship USS Kidd arrives in San Diego with more than 60 coronavirus cases onboard

Warship USS Kidd arrives in San Diego with more than 60 coronavirus cases onboard The destroyer USS Kidd arrived in San Diego with more than 60 sailors infected with coronavirus, more than triple the number since Friday, the Navy says. https://pxpx500.blogspot.com

NYC Mayor de Blasio, NYPD 'breaking up' rabbi's funeral attended by hundreds

NYC Mayor de Blasio, NYPD 'breaking up' rabbi's funeral attended by hundreds Police were sent to break up the funeral of a New York City rabbi who died from COVID-19 Tuesday, according to a spokesperson for Mayor Bill de Blasio. https://pxpx500.blogspot.com

California Gov. Newsom says schools may restart as soon as late July

California Gov. Newsom says schools may restart as soon as late July California classrooms could reopen with modifications as soon as late July, California Gov. Gavin Newsom said Tuesday, bringing a new wave of anxiety for parents, teachers and students. https://pxpx500.blogspot.com

Former NFL star donates antibody tests to homeless

Former NFL star donates antibody tests to homeless Former Kansas City Chiefs kicker Nick Lowery is donating 250 rapid antibody tests to the homeless in Phoenix. https://pxpx500.blogspot.com