David Mendez

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Friendly neighborhood newsman @ospreynews.net. Previously: Spectrum News, Easy Reader News, Tucson Weekly. NAHJ and SPJ member.

A sign, posted at a median along Aurora Avenue North in Shoreline, near 175th Street NW, indicates where a person was arrested by federal immigration officials on June 20, 2026. The sign itself, in black text over a white background, reads "ICE abducted our neighbor here 6/20/2026." The word "abducted" is underlined in red.
Two cats and a dog have posed to appear as if they’re dancing and dressed with wigs and costumes. The center cat has a blonde wig, and is wearing a gold-colored cone bra. The image has been altered to show the animals on a stage, in front of a ravenous crowd. At the top of the photo, a banner reads “Meowdonna.”
A baseball box score snapshot of the Athletics pitchers from opening day, March 27. A’s reliever José Leclerc has an Earned Run Average of 81.00, owing to giving up three runs off of a walk and two home runs in one-third of an inning.
A screenshot of an LA Times post reporting that all raw milk from a Fresno, CA, dairy must be recalled, as cows at the dairy have bird flu.
A screenshot of an article, with the following sentences highlighted: “Nehrenheim refused to leave, continued to occupy the premises, began to raise his voice and berate the employees of Hennessey’s Tavern in front of customers and guests, and in the process began a five minute performance of kissing his female companion while refusing to leave the premises,” the lawsuit alleged. The complaint then stated that Nehrenheim tore down Hennessey-owned signs asking customers who support a dining deck project at Hennessey-owned Rebel Republic Social House to call Nehrenheim and Mayor Bill Brand.
A pair of Twitter posts. The first shows Robert F. Kennedy Jr. thanking Donald Trump for his appointment as HHS Secretary. It is followed by a reply from a user asking Kennedy to “make Wonder Bread soft, white bread again. Like in the 70’s and 80’s.”
A mascot, dressed as a baby with a grotesque face, a crown and a bib reading “I Heart Mardi Gras” stands on a basketball court, bearing beads.