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Elderly Man Robbed in Costco Parking Lot, Four Arrested
A 91-year-old man reported a theft of a ring during an interaction at a Costco in Modesto, leading to the arrest of four individuals.
By Marcus Delgado · 7h ago
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Federal Court Halts Closure of East Potomac Park
A federal court has issued a temporary restraining order to prevent the Trump-Vance administration from closing East Potomac Park as part of a plan to convert the area into an exclusive golf course.
By Marcus Delgado · 8h ago
CMS Announces Optional Six-Month Delay for Medicaid Work Requirements
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has announced an optional six-month delay for states implementing Medicaid work requirements, according to a report by KFF.
By Marcus Delgado · 8h ago
California and Poland Strengthen Climate and Economic Ties
Governor Gavin Newsom signed a climate partnership with Poland following COP31, advancing clean energy and economic cooperation between the two regions.
By Marcus Delgado · 8h ago
Federal Agency Struggles to Monitor Coal Mine Reclamation
A new Government Accountability Office report highlights challenges faced by the Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement in overseeing coal mine reclamation efforts.
By Marcus Delgado · 8h ago
Legislation to Allow Peace Corps Symbols on Gravestones Introduced
U.S. Senator Tina Smith has introduced bipartisan legislation to permit the use of the Peace Corps emblem on gravestones and death announcements, following a request from a family unable to honor their deceased…
By Marcus Delgado · 8h ago
U.S. Senator Questions Trump's Ambassador Nominee on Saudi-Israel Normalization
During a Senate hearing, Senator Jacky Rosen pressed Trump's nominee for Ambassador to Saudi Arabia on the administration's stance regarding Saudi-Israel normalization.
By Marcus Delgado · 8h ago
California Launches Climate Partnership with Poland
Following COP31 engagements, Governor Gavin Newsom signed a climate partnership with Poland that carries California’s commitments to cut pollution, build clean energy, and prepare for extreme heat and wildfire to a key…
By Marcus Delgado · 22h ago
San Luis Obispo Police to Conduct DUI Checkpoint
San Luis Obispo police are planning a DUI checkpoint to address impaired driving and promote road safety.
By Jesse Alvarez · 23h ago
High Surf and Flood Warnings for Coastal Areas
Coastal regions in San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties are facing severe weather conditions, with high surf and flood warnings in effect.
By Jesse Alvarez · 1d ago
Fourteen Californians, One Advisory Seat: Inside Newsom's New Environmental Youth Council
CalEPA picked 14 members from more than 300 applicants. They meet for the first time in December. A two-year expansion is penciled in for Fall 2027, but nothing in the announcement obligates the agency to act on what they recommend.
By Marcus Delgado · 1d ago
Newsom’s Veterans Day Inventory: Programs, Bills and the Cost Lines Still Missing
The administration’s veterans package rests on budget language, signed bills and grant totals. The record includes more than $10.5 billion in aggregate investment since 2019, but does not itemize the specific tax provisions or provide independent outcome data.
By Marcus Delgado · 1d ago
Newsom's $81 Million Farm Bet Comes With Tentative Tags and a 2027 Calendar
At COP31, the governor touts soil and water grants across 55 counties. The bond-funded awards still need accountability approval, and block-grant middlemen stand between the bond account and the field.
By Marcus Delgado · 1d ago
Newsom Takes California’s Fire Playbook Abroad, With Washington Missing
At COP31 in Türkiye, the governor touts wildfire tech and climate deals. The record is substantial; the proof points are mostly official.
By Marcus Delgado · 1d ago
Newsom Takes California’s Climate Case to COP31
The Antalya pitch is scale, speed and a contrast with Washington. The paper trail is long, the clean-energy numbers are strong, and Newsom says the approach is built into the state’s DNA.
By Marcus Delgado · 1d ago
Stock for company pumping oil off Santa Barbara coast plummets
November 13, 2026 By KAREN VELIE Stock for Sable Offshore, the company extracting oil off the coast of Santa Barbara, this week after it ann
By Jesse Alvarez · 1d ago
¿Qué ocurre cuando los agentes inmobiliarios tienen conflictos de intereses?
EN RESUMEN: Una demanda presentada en el condado de Sonoma alega que una de las agencias inmobiliarias más grandes del norte de California o
By Sofia Herrera · 2d ago
Massive fin whale dies after beaching in Santa Cruz
(City of Santa Cruz) Staff Writer Nov.
By Angela Brooks · 2d ago
Californians Are Ready to Talk to AI, Survey Finds
A survey of 1,000 Californians found that 82% prefer speaking with an AI answering agent over a human, while 93% are open to AI handling their requests.
By Kevin Nakamura · November 3, 2026
UC Berkeley Lab Proposes New Civic Framework for California’s Next Governor
A research-driven agenda calls for institutionalizing 'co-governance' to address low public trust and lack of resident influence in state decision-making.
By Elena Vasquez · October 7, 2026
Five Tax Measures on California’s Ballot Aim to Reshape State Finances
Propositions 3, 40–43 would alter income, wealth and local taxation rules—marking the highest number of tax measures on a general election ballot since 1994.
By Sofia Herrera · October 5, 2026
Catalina Helicopter Crash Highlights Risks of Island Medevac Flights
A medical evacuation chopper carrying Catalina Romero, pilot, and nurse Jessica Devries crashed into the ocean shortly after takeoff, killing all three; federal investigators are assessing causes including night flying, spatial disorientation, and the island’s challenging Pebbly Beach heliport.
By Jesse Alvarez · October 3, 2026
John Densmore Jam Sessions Bring Generational Harmony to Homeboy Art Academy
Doors drummer John Densmore, 81, brings improvisational spirit and reflective insight to Los Angeles’ Homeboy Art Academy, inspiring students and instructors alike through music, dialogue and shared healing.
By Kevin Nakamura · October 3, 2026
Two dead after shooting at private party in Northridge strip mall
LAPD identifies two victims aged 18 to 25; possible third victim remains unlocated as investigation continues.
By Marcus Delgado · October 3, 2026
California Law Firm Pushes Fragrance Discrimination Claims Against Hotels
Firms file class actions arguing synthetic scents in hotel lobbies violate ADA and Unruh Act by disproportionately affecting guests with chemical sensitivities.
By Kevin Nakamura · October 3, 2026