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The crackdown took place after the city received an overwhelming number of complaints about bars along Coastal Highway 101. Mr. Peabody’s is several blocks away on Encinitas Bouleavrd, but was still cited. 205

The Alabama judge faces numerous sexual misconduct allegations involving underage females and has been called upon to withdraw his candidacy by many, including McConnell, the Republican out of Kentucky. 202

The development, SAFER said, will also result in a major traffic impact to the area, despite the 2003 EIR’s conclusion.10News reached out to the city and Baldwin & Sons for comment on the lawsuit, but both parties did not respond as of the publication of this story. 270

The crash happened at around 2:30 a.m. on the northbound I-15 off-ramp to Carroll Canyon Road, according to the California Highway Patrol. 138

The fate of Chinese technology company ZTE has become a major flashpoint in the US-China trade tensions.Last month, the US Commerce Department blocked American firms from selling parts or providing services to ZTE, which makes smartphones and other telecommunications equipment. The ban was put in place after Washington said ZTE violated a deal in which the Chinese company agreed to pay a .2 billion fine for evading US sanctions on Iran and North Korea.ZTE, which employs around 75,000 people worldwide, has disputed the decision and is appealing it. The company upped the stakes last week by saying it had halted most of its operations because of the ban.Trump appeared to throw ZTE a lifeline with his tweet Sunday in which he said "too many" Chinese jobs were at risk. The Commerce Department has been "instructed" to get ZTE back into business, he added.Trump's announcement -- welcomed Monday by Beijing -- should create a more positive backdrop for trade talks."The Trump administration is softening its stance and stepping back from using the most destructive weapon in the negotiation," said Ken Cheung, a currency strategist at Mizuho Bank in Hong Kong. "The second round of negotiation should be more constructive." 1230