Gascon’s opponent in the coming election is Nathan Hochman.
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Kaiser Permanente Announces Data Breach Affecting 13.4 Million Current And Former Members
Kaiser Permanente has announced a data transmission to tech companies that may have included some members’ personal information.
Advisor to D.A. Charged With 11 Felonies
A high-ranking advisor to Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascon has been charged with eleven felonies.
Palestinian Protests Continue at Campuses
At least 900 protesters have been arrested at university campuses across the country since demonstrations against the Israel-Hamas war started around a week and a half ago.
Man Uses Sword to Steal Beverage
A San Francisco Bay Area man is under arrest after allegedly stealing a cocktail while armed with a sword.
Governor Newsom Asks for Design Ideas for Coin and Critics Answer the Call
Gavin Newsom solicited submissions on his X account and said the coin should honor California’s innovations.
Sacramento Ranks Among Top 10 Most Polluted Cities in the U.S.
According to the American Lung Association, Sacramento is one of the top 10 most polluted cities in the United States concerning ozone and particle pollution.
Hunter Biden Preparing to Sue Fox News
Hunter Biden is threatening to sue Fox News.
Cat Hides in Amazon Return Package, Ends Up In CA
A cat that hid in an Amazon return package has been reunited with her owner.
Runaway Daughter of Slack CEO May Be in SF’s Tenderloin
The runaway daughter of Slack co-founder Stewart Butterfield may have been spotted in San Francisco.
San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan’s Bodyguard Attacked During TV Interview
The mayor was not injured in the attack, which was caught on camera by KRON4-TV.
Los Angeles Metro Board Member Says She’s “Afraid,” Will Not Ride Public Transit Alone
A Los Angeles Metro board member expressed fear of riding alone on the city’s public transportation system.
Anti-Israel Protests Spread across UCLA, USC
Dozens of anti-Israel continue to camp out outside of UCLA’s Royce Hall.
New CA Would Ban Security Shortcut at Public Airports
A new California bill would ban travelers from jumping to the front of security lines at airports.
San Diego Tops Numbers for Illegal Border Crossings
San Diego is now the number one city for migrant arrivals at the southern border.
Sac DA Supports Bill to Address Mental Health Diversion in Attempted Murder Cases
Sacramento’s District Attorney is throwing his support behind legislation that addresses mental health diversion in attempted murder cases.
Road Diets: Oakland Businesses Fear Road Project Will Take Away Parking
The city is considering removing 30 to 40 spots to make Grand Avenue safer.
CA Home Insurer of Last Resort Warns of Substantial Rate Increase
Some Californians are about to pay a lot more to protect their homes.
Sacramento Is the Cannabis Capital of California
Sacramento is the cannabis capital of California and ranks eighth among the best cities for marijuana use in the nation.
CA Lawmakers Advance Bill to Warn Drivers When Speeding
An effort to make California roads safer is on the move.
CA Election Workers Nearing End of District 16 Race Recount
The recount in California’s 16th Congressional District race is almost done.
Gov. Newsom Defends Biden Administration’s Clean Car Rules
A group of blue states are coming to the defense of the Biden Administration’s new clean car rules.
Business Curfew Proposed In San Francisco Neighborhood
Some retail stores and smoke shops in San Francisco are bracing for a possible curfew.
Man Accused of Shooting Deputy in Back Has Long Criminal History
The man accused of shooting a Los Angeles County Sheriff’s deputy on Monday has a long, violent criminal history.
Columbia Reaches Deal with Anti-Israel Student Protesters
Columbia University has reached a deal with students protesting the war in Gaza
Senate Bill Aims to Legalize Some Psychedelics
San Francisco State Senator Scott Wiener is once again trying to pass a bill to allow the regulated use of psychedelics.
TikTok Says It Will Challenge Ban Legislation in Court
TikTok says it will take legal action to try to block new U.S. legislation that could lead to it being banned.
Google Fires an Additional 20 Employees Over Israel Protest
Google has fired another 20 employees for their involvement in protests over its dealings with Israel.
California School Offers Free Nursing Courses for Migrants
They can now train to become certified nursing assistants, and it won’t cost them a dime.
Man Arrested for Breaking into Mayor Bass’ Home
A man is behind bars on suspicion of breaking into the home of Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass.
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