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What's new on Netflix in December 2023?

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:05 GMT

(KSWB) -- With colder weather comes an increased desire to cozy up at home with popcorn and a movie.There's good news for those looking to watch modern flicks or those eager to delve into a television series: Netflix is releasing a new wave of streaming content this month. From holiday-themed baking shows to documentaries and additional seasons of some series favorites, here's a look at "Netflix and chill" options for the start of the winter season:Available Dec. 1"May December" – Netflix Film"Sweet Home" Season 2 – Netflix Series"Basketball Wives" Seasons 3-4"Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice""Big Brother" Seasons 6 and 17"Birds of Prey" (And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)"Black Swan""Blockers""Boyz n the Hood""Burlesque""College Hill: Celebrity Edition" Season 1"Holey Moley" Seasons 1-2"Insidious""L.A. Confidential""Man of Steel""The Meg""Neighbors""Real Husbands of Hollywood: More Kevin, More Problems" Season 1"Shazam!""She’s All That""She’s the Man""Suicide S...

Private security officer shot, injured in Topgolf parking lot in north Austin

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:05 GMT

AUSTIN (KXAN) — One security officer was shot early Sunday morning while working security at Topgolf in north Austin, according to private security company Texas Public Safety and Investigations. The security company said two officers issued a trespass warning to two men for disorderly conduct and public intoxication around 10:30 p.m. Officers made contact with a man who was urinating on a wall and asked him and another person to leave the property, which they eventually did.The male subjects returned around midnight with one or two other men and began assaulting the officers, according to the company. One of the officers tried to call for backup, but their radio was "smacked out of his hands." The company said there was a physical struggle, and one of the men shot one of the officers from behind. The uninjured officer, who is also an emergency medical technician, began life-saving measures. The officer was taken to a local trauma center around 12:15 a.m. with serious, life-threaten...

PHOTOS: Yankee Trails hosts holiday Stuff the Bus toy drive

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:05 GMT

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- On December 2, Yankee Trails hosted a holiday Stuff the Bus bonanza in Albany to benefit Toys for Tots. The event was held at Slip 12 on Erie Boulevard. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! The event hosted an array of retailers working together to collect new and unused toys for local military families, with thousands of dollars worth of toys being donated by the end of day. The toy drive also featured free hot chocolate, music from a live DJ and an appearance from Santa Claus himself.Yankee Trails hosts holiday Stuff the Bus toy drive (Photos: Yankee Trails) Hundreds stroll through the rain for 41st Annual Troy Victorian Stroll “Yankee Trails has been getting into the Holiday Spirit in a strong way the past twelve years withour Santa’s Magical Express event, and this year we decided to ‘Spread Holiday Cheerthroughout the Year’ to more families in the Capital Region,” said Stephen Tobin, President ofYank...

Texans 16, Broncos 3: Matt Ammendola’s field goal adds three more for Houston

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:05 GMT

The Broncos are on a five-game winning streak since starting the season with a 1-5 record. Can they keep the momentum rolling? Stick here for live updates and analysis as Denver takes on the Texans at NRG Stadium in Houston.Live updatesThird-quarter updatesThree more (12:54 p.m.): Matt Ammendola with the 38-yard field goal for Houston. Texans 16, Broncos 3 with 8:51 to go in the third quarter. — Joe NguyenAnother third down stop for the Broncos, but the Texans convert their third field goal of the game to take a 16-3 lead. — Ryan McFaddenJonathan Harris (12:53 p.m.): Nice consecutive plays by Broncos lineman Jonathan Harris. He stopped Dameon Harris’ run and then sacked C.J. Stroud. — Joe NguyenStroud to Collins. Again. (12:51 p.m.): And that’s a 39-yard gain for the combo again. — Joe NguyenOffensive woes (12:48 p.m.): Wilson is sacked twice on the first drive of the third quarter. Anderson is doing whatever he wants to Denver’s offense. &#...

When Gaza lost telephone and internet connection, this activist found a way to get Palestinians back online

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:05 GMT

(CNN) — Mirna El Helbawi sits on a Cairo rooftop, her face illuminated by the moonlight and a phone in her hands, as she texts a terrified father whose wife and children are trapped in Gaza.“I don’t want a single thing from this world right now,” he writes to her in Arabic, “except to be able to talk to them, even if it’s for the last time, let me tell them goodbye.”El Helbawi, more than 200 miles away, can’t shield his family from the Israeli missiles raining down. But she can provide them with the chance to say one more “I love you.”The Egyptian writer and activist is the founder of Connecting Gaza, a grassroots initiative that uses eSIMs – or virtual SIM cards – to help Palestinians skirt telecommunication blackouts amid Israeli airstrikes across the territory.El Helbawi, along with a small group of volunteers and a legion of international donors, says they’ve restored telephone and internet connection to more than 200,000 Palestinians in Gaza, and will continue the effort until ...

Buried by your to-do list? Here are 5 tips to help you dig out

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:05 GMT

(CNN) — Do you walk around with a to-do list in your pocket or in your head? If so, you are not alone.It’s a fact of life that most people have an ongoing list of tasks that must get done on a regular basis. Things such as feeding/bathing/transporting yourself (or the kids), washing the dishes, swinging by the grocery store, doing laundry, taking out the garbage, mowing the lawn, paying bills, tidying the house. You get the idea.But sometimes managing even the simplest task can seem insurmountably hard.Houston author and licensed therapist KC Davis learned this firsthand at the start of the pandemic. At the time, she thought she had an airtight plan that would allow her to work after her second child was born.“Unfortunately, three weeks after I gave birth, I got a phone call from the day care saying, ‘Hey, lockdown has started. …’” And just like that, her plan evaporated.And all those “care tasks,” as she calls them, started to pile up as depression.  “As I struggled really hard to ...

Pro-DeSantis super PAC Never Back Down parts with CEO of 9 days, two others, in latest shake-up

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:05 GMT

(CNN) — The super PAC aligned with Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis has parted ways with its interim CEO and two other top officials Saturday, sources told CNN, a shakeup that came as a surprise to some within the fundraising organization.One person with knowledge of the departures – including those of interim CEO Kristin Davison, Communications Director Erin Perrine and Director of Operations Matt Palmisano – described them as firings. However, CNN hasn’t yet been able to reach any of the three to share their version of events.A source familiar with Palmisano’s exit called the departures distracting and said that they came as a surprise to people at Never Back Down.Davison, who took the helm of Never Back Down following Chris Jankowski’s departure on November 22, served as CEO for nine days.Politico first reported the news of Davison’s departure.“Scott Wagner will now serve as Chairman of the Board and interim CEO of Never Back Down. Never Back Down has the most organ...

5 dead, including suspect, and 2 officers wounded in Queens stabbing

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:05 GMT

NEW YORK — Four family members, including two children, were stabbed to death at a home in Queens early Sunday, police said. The suspect also started a fire at the house and then stabbed two police officers who arrived at the scene before being shot dead by one of them, according to New York Police Department officials.About 5:10 a.m. police received an emergency call from a young woman who said that her cousin was killing her family members, the chief of department, Jeffrey Maddrey, said at a news conference Sunday morning.Related ArticlesCrime and Public Safety | Father of Palestinian American boy slain outside Chicago files wrongful death lawsuit Crime and Public Safety | 33-year-old felon arrested in 3 homeless killings and follow-home slaying in Southern California Crime and Public Safety | East Bay man guilty of murdering romantic rival on Valentine’s Day, faces life without parole Crime and Public Safety | South...

3 Bay Area cities named among CA towns with most holiday spirit

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:05 GMT

(KRON) -- It's December, and we are getting closer to Christmas. Despite recent warm weather experienced by Bay Area residents, there is still a lot of holiday spirit going around. Visit California released a report of a list of California towns with the most "holiday spirit." Three Bay Area cities cracked the 15-city list (see below). Broadway Plaza in Walnut Creek launches holiday events, The North Face Store opens WindsorLocated 65 miles north of San Francisco, the Sonoma County town is home to the Charlie Brown Christmas Tree Grove. Local businesses, organizations and families contribute to the 200 individually lighted and decorated Christmas trees in Windsor Town Green. PetalumaAlso in Sonoma County, Petaluma is home to the Lighted Boat Parade where the community can enjoy viewing boats decked out in Christmas decorations and lights. The free event will take place on Saturday, Dec. 9 from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. It will be held at the Petaluma Turning Basin at 12 C St. LivermoreLiv...

Petaluma PD arrests 6 on DUI-related charges

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 00:00:05 GMT

(KRON) -- Saturday night, officers with the Petaluma Police Department made six DUI-related arrests during a DUI saturation period, officials said. Police said five of the drivers were arrested for being over the .08 legal BAC limit with three of those drivers being at least twice the legal limit. One of the drivers, age 20, allegedly had a BAC of .06 and was witnessed consuming the alcohol.One other driver was arrested after driving into a power pole on Lakeville Street and then into a guard rail causing a power outage in the area.Drivers facing a first time DUI charge face average fines of between $13,500 and $20,000.If you witness a suspected DUI driver, the Petaluma PD encourages you to call 911.