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Trump Shot

Incident at Pennsylvania Rally Donald Trump was abruptly rushed off stage during a rally in Pennsylvania after loud bangs, resembling gunshots, were heard. Initial Reactions and Security Response Video footage captured blood on the ear of the former president, and snipers were seen positioned on the roof near the stage

AT&T Breach Exposes Six Months of Call and Text Records

Hackers have stolen six months' worth of call and text message records from nearly every AT&T cellular network customer, the company announced on Friday. This breach has the potential to reveal sensitive information about millions of Americans. In an SEC filing, AT&T disclosed that an

New California Laws Introduced

Starting July 1, a series of new laws will come into effect in California, touching on various aspects of daily life such as housing, firearms, education, and drug testing. Among these laws is one particularly impactful for drivers. Under existing law, drivers are required to display a current registration sticker

California Politics: Winners and Losers in the Legislative Arena

Overview Los Angeles and the Bay Area dominate California’s legislative landscape, as do labor unions, social justice organizations, and defense attorneys. In contrast, anti-tax groups, police, and business organizations face more challenges. Key Findings A data analysis by the CalMatters Digital Democracy project highlights which groups have been most

California Businesses and Labor Reach Deal on Private Attorneys General Act Reform

California businesses and labor advocates have reached a significant agreement to amend the state's Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA), a law allowing workers to sue employers over labor violations. This deal, brokered with mediation from Governor Gavin Newsom's office, aims to balance worker protections with business

California Election Workers Navigate Challenges Amid Threats and Turnover

Since 2020, California's election workers have faced unprecedented challenges, from the lingering impacts of COVID-19 to heightened tensions fueled by election fraud conspiracy theories. This period has been tumultuous, marked by significant turnover and incidents of threats and harassment against election officials. Turnover and Safety Concerns The California

California Plans Deep Cuts to Protect Social Safety Net Amid Budget Deficit

California is set to implement widespread cuts across state government operations, including prisons, housing programs, and healthcare workforce development, as part of a strategy to close a multibillion-dollar budget deficit while maintaining the state’s social safety net. This decision is part of a $297.9 billion spending plan announced

Who Will Lead the California State Auditor’s Office?

A New Appointment on the Horizon Governor Gavin Newsom is on the brink of a significant appointment with far-reaching implications for his administration: selecting the next leader for the independent agency responsible for evaluating his own administration's performance. This opportunity arises as Elaine Howle, who has helmed the

Record Turnout at Mexican Consulate in San Bernardino

Thousands Arrive from Across Regions to Vote in Historic Mexican Presidential Election, Many Turned Away San Bernardino, CA - A historic wave of over 2,000 individuals arrived at the Mexican Consulate in downtown San Bernardino to cast their votes in Mexico's significant presidential election. The crowd consisted

San Bernardino Fires City Manager Charles Montoya Amid Controversy

San Bernardino, CA - In a significant and contentious move, the City of San Bernardino terminated City Manager Charles Montoya during a special meeting held on Wednesday. This decision follows accusations of retaliation from a former employee, raising further questions about Montoya's leadership and the city's