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A female victim issued a complaint that she had been sexually assaulted and parks police investigated, said Detective Sgt. Brian Nisbet.Police received the complaint Thursday night at Artpark State Park in Lewiston, just downriver from Niagara Falls. Anderson was performing there with rapper Wiz Khalifa.Big Sean hasn't publicly commented on the allegations, but he was busy on Twitter Friday afternoon, posting enthusiastically about the show and inviting fans to the concert afterparty in Pontiac. Big Sean and Hansbro were issued appearance tickets and released on $500 bail. They’re scheduled in Niagara County Court on Sept.    State Park Police charged the 23-year-old Detroit man, whose full name is Sean Anderson, with misdemeanor counts of forcible touching, unlawful imprisonment and sex abuse. A second Detroit man, Willie Hansbro, faces the same charges.Last night was a whirlwind for rapper Big Sean. After a concert in New York, he was arrested for something...

Media mogul Rupert Murdoch is facing British lawmakers today over the huge phone hacking scandal at News Corp. Several journalists have resigned and ten people have been arrested. Murdoch's son, James, may be forced out. Arrested, questioned for nine-hours and then released, Rebekah Brooks could play a key role in the investigations into the phone-hacking scandal. The paper says that police are treating the death of Sean Hoare as "unexplained" but "not suspicious," suggesting that it may have been a suicide. Hoare made his charges against Coulson, who went on to become Prime Minister David Cameron's spokesman, to The New York Times last year for a magazine story about the phone hacking at Rupert Murdoch's UK newspaper. He was quoted as saying that Coulson “actively encouraged me" to hack into other people's cell phone messages.This is not to say American journalists don’t play the angles from time to time. Reporters, this writer included, have...

A San Rafael man is set to be arraigned on charges that he made death threats against Sen. Barbara Boxer. A 47-year-old San Rafael man was behind bars Sunday after police said he threatened the life of U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer in a series of voice-mail messages. O'Connell allegedly threatened Boxer in a voicemail he left at her San Francisco office last week. He was arrested on Saturday. Investigators tell the Marin Independent Journal O'Connell claimed in the message he was being harassed by authorities and was in a dispute with his neighbors. San Rafael police Det. Scott Eberle says the death threat was not related to Boxer's political positions. O'Connell, whose messages were not described in detail, was arrested and booked into Marin County jail on suspicion of making threats, a felony. His bail was set at $500,000, and he is scheduled to appear in court Tuesday.