Tribes And Environment Groups Sue the State Department of Water Resources
They are taking a legal stance against the California Department of Water Resources for violating the California Environmental Quality Act.
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Oakland Mayor Claims to Be Working to Protect Corridor Amid In-N-Out Closure
Oakland is making changes in the wake of In-N-Out closing its only location in the city.
California Could Controls Your Car’s Speed
California may soon require speed governors that would limit vehicles from accelerating 10 miles per hour faster than the posted speed limit.
CA’s Largest Daily Newspaper Cutting About a Quarter of Staff
The Los Angeles Times is announcing mass layoffs, as it cuts about a quarter of its staff.
Senate Looks At AI In Law Enforcement
Senate lawmakers will be looking at the use of artificial intelligence in law enforcement.
What Are Your Kids Learning? CA, Other States Add “Media Literacy” to School Curriculum
Students across four states are now learning how to discern “fake news” from “real news.”
SoCal-to-Vegas High-Speed Rail Project Gets Injection of Federal Funds
The Southern California to Las Vegas high-speed rail project just got an injection of funding.
San Francisco Mayor Touts Decrease in Crime
San Francisco Mayor London Breed announcing Tuesday that the City’s public safety efforts are yielding strong results with crime in 2023, dropping year over year.
Trump Wins New Hampshire Primary
Donald Trump is a step closer to the Republican presidential nomination after winning the New Hampshire primary. W
Woman Attacked by Homeless Man Inside Her Car
Sheriff’s Deputies in Victorville responded to reports of a man with a gun attempting to steal a car.