YOKOTA AIR BASE, Japan — One day each month, for just an hour or two, Air Force veteran Scot Northcutt stands at one of Yokota’s busiest intersections holding a sign with a jarring message.

People opposed to the bill, like Rep. Jay Richardson, said 'Stand Your Ground' is unsafe and it makes it easier for people to use deadly force when there could be other outcomes. "This bill scares me.

‘HOLLYWOOD’ sign stands tall and is completely safe amid the Los Angeles wildfires that destroyed the county. The bold letters that represent the community have not been affected, as confirmed ...