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Los Angeles joining federal lawsuit against immigration raids

US Immigration · California

Los Angeles joining federal lawsuit against immigration raids

54% Center coverage: 115 sources

The city of Los Angeles and other Southern California municipalities are joining a lawsuit against President Donald Trump's administration aimed at halting immigration raids that have spread panic among immigrant communities and sparked widespread protests. See the Story

Judge Hears Arguments on Helena Immigration Arrest

Donald Trump · California

Judge Hears Arguments on Helena Immigration Arrest

67% Center coverage: 31 sources

'HIS DAY IN COURT'See the Story

Why Zohran Mamdani matters outside New York City

Zohran Mamdani · New York

Why Zohran Mamdani matters outside New York City

47% Right coverage: 19 sources

Everybody is talking about Zohran Mamdani, the state legislator and New York City Democratic mayoral nominee who has become a national news story. But not everyone understands why Mamdani has captured so much attention. Some ask why voters in Montana…See the Story

Blindspots

Santa Clara County: HR-1 Will Leave More than 450k People without Healthcare in the South Bay

California, Epicenter of the Nation’s Housing Crisis, Is Finally Getting a Housing Agency

90% Left coverage: 10 sources

California is creating a state agency exclusively focused on housing issues. Earlier this year, Gov. Gavin Newsom introduced a proposal to split up the Business, Consumer Services and Housing Agency into two fresh agencies: One just for housing and homelessness-related…Housing · California See the Story

Amazon Prime Video Quietly Doubles ad Time; Viewers Notice the Change

34% Center coverage: 6 sources

Amazon Prime Video has been quietly increasing the number of commercials viewers see while watching movies and shows, according to a new report from Adweek.The streaming service, which first introduced ads just over a year ago, has reportedly doubled its commercial load from 2-3 minutes per hour to 5-6 minutes for many movies and shows. The platform comes with Amazon Prime subscriptions.Guinevere Highgate lives in Milwaukee and is a Prime Video …Amazon · Santa Ana See the Story

California courts owe defendants a jury of their peers. It’s still too hard to get one

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A San Diego man accused of murder went on trial for four weeks earlier this year. After closing arguments, the jurors — myself included — re-examined hundreds of photos of exhibits and re-listened to hours of testimony before finding the man guilty on most counts. Before we left the jury room, we dropped our anonymity and shared a little bit about ourselves. Some jurors were business owners or managers. One was a nurse. Two of us worked in new…San Diego · San Diego See the Story

Charter schools need reform. This proposal could kneecap them

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The California Legislature deals with thousands of bills every year, and many are perennials that reflect long-running economic, ethnic and cultural conflicts. Warring interests try to gain the upper hand vis-à-vis their rivals. Regardless of the outcomes in any one legislative session, inevitably they clash again while augmenting their lobbying with efforts to bend public opinion and influence legislative elections. Examples of the syndrome abo…Charter Schools · Los Angeles See the Story

Singing the ‘bridge:’ Raja Kumari and Her Unique Fusion Sound

We chatted with Raja Kumari about her career, influences and her latest album ahead of her performance at TAMASHA: An Extravaganza of Desi Fusion July 12 at Stanford Live. The post Singing the ‘bridge:’ Raja Kumari and her unique fusion sound appeared first on Palo Alto Online.Mountain View, California · Mountain View See the Story

New novel serves up a forgotten slice of Palo Alto history

For his second novel, author and historian Nishant Batsha takes inspiration from a real-life activist couple who fell in love at Stanford a century ago. The post New novel serves up a forgotten slice of Palo Alto history appeared first on Palo Alto Online.Stanford · Palo Alto See the Story

California Schools Face Billion-Dollar Sex Abuse Payouts: ‘It’s Untenable’

75% Left coverage: 8 sources

When Samantha Muñoz was a second grader at Fancher Creek Elementary in Clovis, her teacher told her she “wasn’t that bright” and needed extra help with schoolwork. He’d make her stay in the classroom at recess, or tell her to sit on his lap while other students were busy with assignments. During those quiet times in the classroom, she said, he sexually abused her — over and over, for at least a semester, even after the school principal walked in…Clovis, California · Clovis See the Story

Why One California Union Sided with YIMBYs and Developers on Housing

71% Left coverage: 7 sources

By Jeanne Kuang and Ben Christopher | CalMatters When Gov. Gavin Newsom last week signed the biggest effort in years to undo red tape for housing development, he singled out one group for credit. “This is the third of the last four years we’ve been together signing landmark housing reforms, and it simply would not have happened without the Carpenters,” Newsom said. The California Conference of Carpenters has emerged in recent years as one of the…Housing · Palo Alto See the Story

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