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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

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

California, United States · California

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…See the Story

Some California lawmakers want to repeal sanctuary state laws

Joe Biden · California

Some California lawmakers want to repeal sanctuary state laws

50% Center coverage: 6 sources

Some Republican lawmakers in California are looking to eliminate sanctuary state laws in the wake of the recent immigration protests.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.

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

100% Left coverage: 4 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

Cal Grant expansion can help Californians overcome the hurdles that deter most students

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

An effort to grow and expand the Cal Grant program could make a big difference for California students often derailed by financial burdens.California, United States · California See the Story

Time and time again: The Smithereens’ Jim Babjak talks songwriting, the band’s longtime lineup and what’s next for the group

Rockers The Smithereens, formed in New Jersey in 1980, became known for hits such “Blood and Roses,” “Only a Memory” and “Behind the Wall of Sleep.” They will perform June 26 at The Guild Theatre. The post Time and time again: The Smithereens’ Jim Babjak talks songwriting, the band’s longtime lineup and what’s next for the group appeared first on Palo Alto Online.New Jersey · New Jersey See the Story

Menlo Park Mainstay Italian Restaurant to Close After over 30 Years - Dining and Cooking

Ristorante Carpaccio has a wood-burning pizza oven and beers from Shadow Puppet, a brewery based in Livermore. Christina Schmidhofer Photography. Ristorante Carpaccio will close its doors permanently on Sunday, June 22, after operating in Menlo Park for over 36 years. The Italian restaurant opened in 1988. Three months after opening, it was bought by rental [...]Cooking · Menlo Park See the Story

6 Days in Zion - Utah or Bust pt.2

Headed to Zion this summer or thinking about it for next? The post 6 Days in Zion – Utah or Bust pt.2 appeared first on Palo Alto Online.Utah · Utah See the Story

Hearing Officer Recommends Removing San Mateo County Sheriff

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

A San Mateo County official has recommended that the Board of Supervisors remove Sheriff Christina Corpus from office over allegations of corruption and misconduct following a special election that granted supervisors the ability to do so. Prior to a special meeting Tuesday, the board responded to Chief Probation Officer John Keene’s recommendation on Friday. Related Articles San Mateo court rejects Sheriff Corpus’ effort to halt r…Corruption · California See the Story

How About a Fosters Freeze!

Soft Serve invokes memories of lazy days in the hot summer sun, roadside stops with our parents after a day at the beach, county fairs, and just about all our fun times as kids. The little shoe box stands, complete with plastic sliding take-out windows, concrete picnic tables, and signs featuring a smiling ice cream […]Read Article

Son Turns Late Mother's Unpublished Memoir Into Tale of Transgenerational Family History

In his book “Sojourners to Joke Sings: Tales of Chinatown and Beyond,” Peninsula author Ron Lee traces the history of his forebears in California, a story that goes back to the 1840s. The book began as a draft manuscript written by Lee’s mother. The post Son turns late mother’s unpublished memoir into tale of transgenerational family history appeared first on The Almanac.Redwood City · Redwood City See the Story

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