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After Firings, National Parks Seek to Fill Summer Jobs
Some terminated employees have been rehired and parks have been given the go-ahead to hire seasonal staff.
California Air Board’s Amended Fuel Standards Rejected by Review Agency
The amendments, which aimed to encourage the use of clean-energy vehicles, were found to be inconsistent with state law.
California’s High Speed Rail to Face Audit, US Transportation Chief Says
Los Angeles protesters defended the project as key to the state’s infrastructure. The transportation secretary said continued federal funding is at stake.
Girls’ Basketball Team Faces Transgender Opponent as School Disregards Trump Order
The California Interscholastic Federation faces a federal investigation as a result of its plans to violate the executive order.
Former CNBC Analyst to Admit Conning Investors Out of Nearly $3 Million
James Arthur McDonald raised millions from clients but used much of it for personal investments and Ponzi-like payments to earlier investors.
Court Battle Ends With California School District Keeping Its Revised Parental Notification Policy
School board president Sonja Shaw says it’s a ‘monumental win’ for parental rights.
5 Men Arrested in SoCal Murder-for-Hire Scheme
The fatal shooting may have been sparked by the San Bernardino couple’s impending divorce, police said.
With Busy Season Near, Yosemite Shows Signs That Trump Cutbacks Taking a Toll
The park has delayed campground reservations, and other national parks report staff shortages amid federal belt tightening.
California Bill Would Keep Children From Buying Adult Skin-Care Products
More youngsters are buying unneeded products with harsh anti-aging ingredients because of advertising and social media influencers.
Refinery Blast, Summer-Blend Rule Drive Up California Gas Prices
Supply is tight because one refinery shut down after an explosion and others are doing seasonal maintenance. Plus, the eco-friendly summer blend is costlier.
More Candidates Emerge as California Governor’s Race Gains Steam
Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco has announced his campaign for the top spot.
California Lawmakers Introduce Bills to Boost Parental Rights, Protect Girls’ Sports
One lawmaker said the proposed legislation is about restoring parental rights in schools and protecting youth from gender ideology.
California Public Safety Committee Considers Bill to Support Implementation of Prop. 36
Proposed legislation would make drug courts and other programs eligible for state grants.
Alleged DOGE Imposters Demand Records From San Francisco City Hall
The three men were wearing Make America Great Again (MAGA) hats and DOGE shirts and authorities believe they were imposters.
California Rejects State Farm’s Rate Increase Request Amid LA Fire Claims
The insurer said the rate increase is needed to prevent further depletion of capital that may affect its credit rating and harm mortgage customers.
Scientists Say San Francisco Bay Area Is Sinking
Like other reclaimed land around the world, the ground is sinking because of sediment compaction—at a rate of 0.4 inches per year in some areas.
California Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Slash Taxes on Environmental Credits
The proposed legislation would cut taxes on the revenue from sales of environmental credits.
City in San Francisco Bay Area Approves Sweeping Camping Ban
The ordinance in Fremont forbids anyone from camping on public properties.
Police Arrest 14-Year-Old in Stabbing at Immigration Protest in LA
It’s unclear whether the stabbing was related to the protest or the result of a personal dispute.
