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Appeals court in San Francisco to hear arguments in National Guard deployment in Los Angeles

California Politics · Los Angeles

Appeals court in San Francisco to hear arguments in National Guard deployment in Los Angeles

55% Center coverage: 155 sources

A federal appeals court in San Francisco is scheduled to hear arguments Tuesday on whether the Trump administration should return control of National Guard troops to California after they were deployed following protests in Los Angeles over immigration raids.See the Story

Immigration raids in Los Angeles hit small business owners: 'It's worse than COVID'

Immigration and Customs Enforcement · United States

Immigration raids in Los Angeles hit small business owners: 'It's worse than COVID'

47% Center coverage: 53 sources

Senators call for security funding uptick as Minnesota shootings spook Capitol Hill

US Politics · United States

Senators call for security funding uptick as Minnesota shootings spook Capitol Hill

44% Center coverage: 27 sources

Senators on Tuesday pleaded with top Capitol Police officials for an uptick in member security funding in the wake of the fatal shooting of a Minnesota state legislator. See the Story

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Judge sets hearing on Newsom’s effort to block deployment of troops to L.A.

Judge sets hearing on Newsom’s effort to block deployment of troops to L.A.

Judge sets hearing on Newsom’s effort to block deployment of troops to L.A.

Trump Sending Troops to LA Is Federal Overreach; Let Newsom Handle It

California Politicians Agree on School Money, but Poor Test Scores Need Attention

50% Center coverage: 6 sources

Historically, the annual process of writing a state budget has often stumbled over how much money California should spend on its public school system and its nearly 6 million students. However, as Gov. Gavin Newsom and legislative leaders negotiate a final budget for the 2025-26 fiscal year, dealing with a multi-billion-dollar deficit, they have only small disagreements on school finance. Both Newsom’s latest budget and the Legislature’s alterna…California, United States · California See the Story

Hunger Strike Begins as California Prisons Hand Down Biggest Restrictions Since COVID

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

More than 20 California prisons shut off outside communication for their incarcerated populations under expansive restrictions that took effect this month. Some prisoners commenced a hunger strike in protest.Hunger Strike · Mountain View See the Story

Californians should give their government more credit. Many states simply ignore their problems

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Guest Commentary written by DeAndre Evans DeAndre Evans is an Arkansas native currently residing in San Diego. He moved to California to further his software engineering career. As I navigate my new life in California, there is a question that echoes in my mind. There’s a subtle, almost reflexive sympathy that surfaces from California natives when I mention my home state of Arkansas. It’s a quiet acknowledgment, as if I’ve survived some hardshi…San Diego · San Diego See the Story

Google marks Juneteenth 2025 with a Doodle

Coverage: 2 sources

Google marked Juneteenth Thursday with a Google Doodle crafted to represent both African American heritage and culture, and as a nod to the state whose history helped birth the annual holiday.Juneteenth · United States See the Story

School board adds new positions as part of $354M budget

The Palo Alto Board of Education on Tuesday adopted a $354 million budget for the upcoming school year, a spending plan that includes new and highly in-demand staff positions and increased transitional kindergarten classes. The post School board adds new positions as part of $354M budget appeared first on Palo Alto Online.Education · Palo Alto Read Article

Review: Palo Alto Players’ ‘Sweat’ Offers Steely-Eyed Look at Challenges Factory Workers Face

In “Sweat,” playwright Lynn Nottage captures the big picture through a series of revealing small pictures that offer a great number of insights about what the heck is going on with 21st-century America. The show runs through June 29. The post Review: Palo Alto Players’ ‘Sweat’ offers steely-eyed look at challenges factory workers face appeared first on Palo Alto Online.Palo Alto · Palo Alto See the Story

A Look at How Palo Alto’s Stanford Theatre Celebrated Turning 100

Photographer Anna Hoch-Kenney captured the Stanford Theatre’s June 9 centennial celebration, which featured special guests, vintage clothes and cars, and of course, silent films. The post A look at how Palo Alto’s Stanford Theatre celebrated turning 100 appeared first on Palo Alto Online.Palo Alto · Palo Alto See the Story

Why two moms are opening a new wine and cheese bar in their Menlo Park neighborhood - Dining and Cooking

Haven Wine & Cheese co-owners Sam Martinez-Colson, left, and Lea Redmond, right, pose for a portrait in their wine bar prior to its opening in Menlo Park on June 16. Photo by Magali Gauthier. Menlo Park residents Lea Redmond and Sam Martinez-Colson have been neighbors for nearly two decades. Now they’re becoming business partners, opening [...]Cooking · Menlo Park See the Story

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