Tabla de contenidos para June 27, 2025 en ScoopUSA Digital

SAN DIEGO (AP) — Adam Greenfield was home nursing a cold when his girlfriend raced in to tell him Immigration and Customs Enforcement vehicles were pulling up in their trendy San Diego neighborhood. The author and podcast producer grabbed his iPhone and bolted out the door barefoot, joining a handful of neighbors recording masked agents raiding a popular Italian restaurant nearby as they yelled at the officers to leave. An hour later, the crowd had grown to nearly 75 people, with many in front of the agents' vehicles. "I couldn't stay silent," Greenfield said. "It was literally outside of my front door." More Americans are witnessing people being hauled off as they shop, exercise at the gym, dine out, and otherwise go about their daily lives as President Donald Trump's…

HARRISBURG, PA, June 24, 2025 – Governor Josh Shapiro joined Harrisburg native and Philadelphia Eagles Hall of Famer LeSean McCoy, local and state leaders, and community members to celebrate the ribbon cutting of JMB Gardens — a newly developed, 41-unit affordable housing community in Uptown Harrisburg that received more than $1.3 million in funding from the Commonwealth. Developed by Vice Capital, LLC, the real estate development and investment firm founded by McCoy, JMB Gardens represents a $16.7 million investment in safe, affordable housing and neighborhood revitalization. The project was made possible in part through critical support from the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (PHFA) and reflects the Shapiro Administration’s ongoing commitment to expanding access to housing in every corner of the Commonwealth. “Every Pennsylvanian deserves a safe, stable place to call…

LONDON (AP) — As the sun rose Saturday on the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere, a crowd erupted in cheers at Stonehenge, where the ancient monument in southern England has clocked the summer solstice over thousands of years. The orange ball crested the northeast horizon behind the Heel Stone, the entrance to the stone circle, and shone its beam of light into the center of one of the world's most famous prehistoric monuments. The solstice is one of the few occasions each year when visitors are allowed to walk among the stones, which are otherwise fenced off. The crowd gathered before dawn at the World Heritage Site to mark the start of summer in the Northern Hemisphere, beating the heat during the U.K.'s first amber heat-health…

NORRISTOWN, June 25, 2025 — Attorney General Dave Sunday joined Philadelphia-area law enforcement and community partners to discuss Year One achievements of the Office of Attorney General’s Organized Retail Crime Unit and how collaboration is resulting in arrests, prosecutions, and recoveries of stolen goods. The Organized Retail Crime Unit launched on July 1, 2024, following Act 42 (of 2023) and a new criminal statute that made retail theft of goods over $50,000 a first-degree felony. In its first year, the unit opened more than 65 investigations, charged more than 40 alleged thieves, and recovered nearly $2 million in stolen goods. The Organized Retail Crime Unit responds to high-dollar thefts, typically perpetrated by multiple thieves who manipulate gift cards and store return/exchange policies — or, in many cases, enter retail stores…

June 20, 2025— With a widespread heat wave bringing dangerously high temperatures and triple-digit heat indexes for millions of people, the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America (AFA) is providing important tips to help families affected by Alzheimer’s disease and other dementia-related illnesses keep their loved ones safe. “Extreme heat is especially dangerous for someone with dementia because dementia can impair their ability to notice if they are developing heat stroke or dehydration,” said Jennifer Reeder, LCSW, SIFI, AFA’s Senior Director of Educational and Social Services. “Taking a few simple steps will go a long way to help caregivers keep their loved one with dementia safe during the heat wave.” AFA advises family caregivers to take the following steps Take steps to prevent wandering – Wandering is a common and potentially dangerous…

PHILADELPHIA, June 25, 2025 – Today, Philadelphia has once again been named the Most Walkable City to Visit in the USA Today 10 Best Readers’ Choice Awards, earning the top spot for the third consecutive year. Selected by a panel of travel experts and voted on by the public, this honor underscores the city’s continued appeal as an easy-to-navigate destination. Walkability is a key factor in how people choose where to go, especially travelers and meeting planners. In Philadelphia, residents and visitors alike can stroll between vibrant neighborhoods, enjoying sights--ranging from public art installations and premier cultural institutions to vibrant green spaces and historic landmarks, all within steps of each other. “Earning this title for the third consecutive year affirms what we’ve always known: Philadelphia is a city best experienced…