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Duffy threatens to pull California’s high speed rail funding

US Politics · California

Duffy threatens to pull California’s high speed rail funding

38% Center coverage: 87 sources

The Trump administration notified California officials Wednesday that federal funding for the state’s massive high-speed rail project is at risk of being pulled after a four-month review concluded the California High-Speed Rail Authority (CHSRA) has “no viable path” to complete the project on time or on budget. See the Story

Rite Aid Closures Impacting Pharmacy Customers | News Channel 3-12

Rite Aid · United States

Rite Aid Closures Impacting Pharmacy Customers | News Channel 3-12

81% Center coverage: 26 sources

Rite Aid closures impacting pharmacy customers SANTA BARBARA, Calif.-Rite Aid customers are being notified by phone to get their prescriptions filled before stores close this summer. That has made the stores appears busier than usual. "They just called me and [I] come and get my prescriptions and that they might change to CVS maybe," said Alma Baroza. Rite Aid's spokesperson couldn't be reached by phone, but there have already been published rep…See the Story

House Republican Says Effort to Defund NPR and PBS Gaining Momentum

US Politics · United States

House Republican Says Effort to Defund NPR and PBS Gaining Momentum

58% Right coverage: 19 sources

Rep. Ronny Jackson, R-Texas, expressed support for a budget cuts package sent to Congress by former President Donald Trump, stating that it could lead to the defunding of NPR and PBS, which he criticized for perceived bias in their reporting. See the Story

Illinois Boy, 6, Dies in Rare Balloon Suffocation Accident

76% Center coverage: 25 sources

**Related Video Above: What happens when you call 911? MOUNT CARMEL, Ill. (WJW) — A 6-year-old boy died last month in what the the Wabash County coroner has concluded was a "tragic accidental death" involving a balloon. First responders were reportedly called to a home in Mount Carmel, Illinois, on May 29 where the boy, identified by family as Gunner Hyatt, was pronounced dead. The coroner's office on Wednesday released its initial findings for …See the Story

Urinary Tract Infection Drug Recalled. Tablets Could Be Tainted and Deadly

Coverage: 6 sources

Three lots of a drug designed to treat various urinary tract infections have been recalled because the white round tablets might have black spots from microbial contamination. Read more...UTI · Vancouver See the Story

UPDATED: Murder Charges 'Likely' to Come Next Week, Prosecutor Tells Judge

Coverage: 2 sources

PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) -- Murder charges are likely forthcoming for a Central Peoria teenager accused of being the triggerwoman in connection with a deadly shooting that occurred on Peoria's Riverfront earlier this week. Deziaah Hunter, 19, appeared Thursday in Peoria County Circuit Court on the sole charge of aggravated battery with a firearm, a felony that carries a mandatory prison term of six to 30 years if she's convicted. Hunter stood at the …Clovis, California · Clovis See the Story

Bodycam shows deputies shoot 19-year-old woman with knife in Orange County

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

As deputies cleared the apartment, a subject in a dark hoodie appeared.Orange County, Florida · Orange County See the Story

Bitwise lender receives prison sentence of 3 years, 5 months

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

A Connecticut man was sentenced Monday to three years and five months in prison after pleading guilty in February to conspiring to commit wire fraud in the case of former Fresno-based business startup Bitwise Industries.Startups · Fresno See the Story

'Allowing us to give her love': Dog shot and killed in Medina

Coverage: 2 sources

MEDINA, Ohio (WJW) -- David and Deb Mast were in the living room of their Medina home early Friday afternoon when Deb said something outside caught her attention as it went around the side of their house. "I just saw just the tail of it and I thought it was the neighbor's dog," she told Fox 8. Deadly Ashtabula County shooting suspect taken into custody Her husband went to investigate "It was kind of walking aimlessly along the back fence t…Dogs · Cleveland See the Story

Fresno County's Measure A Reversed: What's Next?

Coverage: 5 sources

Despite voters' wishes, a judge has ruled that Fresno County must move its DA and Sheriff elections to align with the presidential primary.Fresno, California · Fresno See the Story

Newsom Finally Starts Tackling Medi-Cal Cuts

38% Center coverage: 13 sources

California once again faces a hefty budget deficit, with the May budget revision pointing to shortfall of $12 billion. That’s not as challenging as recent deficits which had hit more than triple that number in January 2024, but it’s still a challenge. In 2022, California enjoyed an astounding $97.5-billion surplus, but proceeded to spend the extra cash rather than prepare for the inevitable bad news. True to form, Gov. Gavin Newsom has blamed th…Donald Trump · California See the Story

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