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Homeless · Sacramento

How effective is California's homelessness programs? State hasn't been tracking

55% Center coverage: 38 sources

By TRÂN NGUYỄN Associated Press SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — A state audit has found that California spent $24 billion to tackle homelessness over a five year period but didn’t consistently track the outcomes or effectiveness of its programs. The report released Tuesday attempts to assess how effective the state and local cities have been spending billions of dollars to address the ongoing homelessness crisis in California. An estimated 171,000 peo…See the Story

Nature · California

Once again California will not have a commercial salmon season

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

California's salmon fishing season has been canceled — again. The fish have dwindled as a result of drought, heat waves, agriculture and damming.See the Story

California, United States · California

Farmworker who survived mass shooting at Half Moon Bay mushroom farm sues company and owner

Coverage: 2 sources

By OLGA R. RODRIGUEZ and HAVEN DALEY HALF MOON BAY (AP) — A migrant farmworker who survived a mass shooting last year at a Northern California mushroom farm has filed a lawsuit against the farm and one of its owners, saying they failed to keep him safe from the colleague who authorities say committed the killings, the worker and his attorneys said Friday. Pedro Romero Perez, 24, was in the shipping container that served as his and his brother’s…See the Story

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South Bay · South Bay

Oakland Athletics fans boycott home opener outside stadium in protest of Las Vegas move

68% Left coverage: 19 sources

Oakland Athletics fans set up a block party in the parking lot for Opening Day. The estimated attendance was only 13,522. The Athletics are still planning to move the team to Las Vegas in 2028 after they couldn't reach a deal to build a new stadium in the Bay Area.See the Story

California, United States · California

Why California Has Such A Hard Time Tracking Homeless Deaths

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

California County Working To Better Track Those Who Die While Homeless As more Californians have fallen into homelessness more have died on the streets — but just how many, nobody knows. That’s starting to change. Spurred in part by the efforts of a few counties, the state recently began taking steps to collect this data. Reporter: Vanessa Rancaño, KQED Supreme Court Hears Arguments On Abortion Pill Cases A case that could limit access to the ab…See the Story

Housing · San Francisco

Supervisors Override Breed’s Veto of Peskin’s Density Limit Legislation, In Big Win for Peskin

Coverage: 2 sources

With two supervisors likely running for mayor, the SF Board of Supervisors flexed a supermajority and shot down Mayor Breed’s veto of their measure to limit large towers along parts of the city’s northern waterfront. As downtown SF struggles with vacancies, seemingly everyone at City Hall was behind a 2023 effort by Mayor Breed and Supervisor Aaron Peskin to allow more housing production downtown. Yet Peskin decided he wanted a carve-out for thr…See the Story

Chevron · California

Chevron agrees to $13.1 million settlement from McKittrick oil spills

Coverage: 2 sources

In this 2019 file photo, Gov. Gavin Newsom, left, is briefed by Chevron's Billy Lacobie, right, and Jason Marshall, then the state's oil and gas supervisor, during a tour of the Cymric Oil Field in McKittrick.See the Story

Methamphetamine · San Francisco

San Francisco Gets New Glimpse Into Illicit Drug Use With Wastewater Testing

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The city joins Marin County in testing for fentanyl, methamphetamine and cocaine in wastewater to understand drug supply better and use trends.See the Story

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How effective is California's homelessness programs? State hasn't been tracking

Once again California will not have a commercial salmon season

Farmworker who survived mass shooting at Half Moon Bay mushroom farm sues company and owner

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Oakland Athletics fans boycott home opener outside stadium in protest of Las Vegas move

Why California Has Such A Hard Time Tracking Homeless Deaths

Supervisors Override Breed’s Veto of Peskin’s Density Limit Legislation, In Big Win for Peskin

Chevron agrees to $13.1 million settlement from McKittrick oil spills

San Francisco Gets New Glimpse Into Illicit Drug Use With Wastewater Testing

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