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A third teen suspect has been arrested in connection with a deadly Bronx subway gang shooting that left innocent bystander Obed Beltran-Sanchez dead and five others wounded. The 15-year-old suspect, whose name was not released due to his age, was charged with murder, attempted murder, and gun possession. The shooting occurred on February 12th, when two rival gangs engaged in an argument that escalated into a physical fight and gunfire. The victim was an immigrant from Mexico who had come to New York City to support his family.

Ferrari released its financial results for the first quarter of 2024. The results will be released on Tuesday, May 7, 2024. A live audio webcast and conference call will begin at 3:00 p.m. CEST / 9:00 a.m. EDT on the same day. The presentation will be available on Ferrari’s corporate website, and a replay will be archived for two weeks after the call.

For Leos, today brings a blend of personal growth and intimate connections. While your love life flourishes and you reconnect with your romantic partner, it’s important to approach financial decisions with caution and diligence. Focus on refining your goals, reigniting your passions, and balancing your strengths with mindful indulgence to make the most of this day.

A female gray whale, measuring approximately 40 feet in length, washed up on a beach in Alameda on Saturday night, marking the first whale death reported in the San Francisco Bay Area this year. The whale initially floated off the coast of Robert W. Crown Memorial State Beach but was later found floating freely with the tide. Cal Academy, which initially reported the whale, collected blubber samples and measurements via boat. A necropsy will be conducted at Angel Island State Park to determine the cause of death.

A bill in California seeks to ban utility companies like PG&E from using customer funds for advertising and lobbying expenses. The company had planned to spend $6 million on commercials promoting its wildfire risk management efforts. Supporters of the bill argue that customer money should not be used for such purposes, while PG&E contends that it could diminish the authority of state regulators.

Dawson City, Yukon, witnessed a unique spectacle as the first-ever potato race occurred, drawing over a dozen participants to a fun-filled competition. The event, organized by Regan Shrumm, aimed to bring the community together and create some lively entertainment.

Today’s career horoscope provides valuable insights for all zodiac signs. Aries should exercise caution and implement a strategic approach in their business decisions. Taurus is encouraged to showcase their creativity and seize opportunities for recognition. Gemini is advised to take a break from routine for self-growth and job search strategy evaluation. Cancer and Leo should focus on productivity and innovation, while Virgo must navigate power-sharing issues at work.

Cancerians, get ready for an emotionally intense day with significant clarity and resolution in personal matters. Embrace the journey, as it promises positive changes and deeper connections.

Fiona Beal, 50, has admitted manslaughter but denies murder after she stabbed her boyfriend 42-year-old Nick Billingham in the neck and buried his body in their garden. Beal told friends they had tested positive for Covid-19 so she would not be disturbed while she buried his body. His mummified body was found four months later wrapped in a makeshift grave after Beal’s journals where she plotted the killing were found by police.

The Ralph Rice Invitational at Western High School shook up the Jackson-area leaderboard across multiple events. In the 100-meter dash, Hanover-Horton’s Graham Gumper claimed second place with a time of 11.11, trailing only Jackson’s Kyson Cooper. Travis Collins of Michigan Center made a significant leap in the 200-meter dash, landing in the top five. The 400-meter dash also saw a shakeup in the leaderboard, with three of the top five times being recorded by Collins, Hudson Cooper of Northwest, and Nicholas Fowler of Jonesville. Western’s Ryan Good narrowly missed out on a top-five finish on his home track in the 400-meter dash, recording a time of 53.13.