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An exception can be made for NDAs used to shield information for private businesses

The house was built in 1900, renovated in 2019

The incident occurred on Tuesday, when the LAPD responded to a hit-and-run on the freeway in the Eagle Rock neighborhood of Los Angeles

Last month, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said a couple hundred visas were revoked and more would be happening every day

The law, which was approved by voters in 2024, is set to go into effect in 2026, though its implementation details remain unclear.

The Central District of California Homelessness Fraud and Corruption Task Force will investigate crimes related to the misappropriation of federal tax dollars intended to end homelessness

The death toll from the Eaton Fire is now 18, while the death toll from the Palisades Fire remains at 12

It also accuses Berkeley of being “deliberately indifferent” to a hostile environment toward Jewish students

He was just months into his second term before accepting the appointment.

Californian’s will vote for a new governor next year

Governor Gavin Newsom was absent from the meeting after making previous comments stating transgender athletes in female sports made it “deeply unfair.

The California Fair Political Practices Commission has slapped Low with nearly two dozen counts for failing to maintain proper records and for failing to disclose them in a timely manner

It comes after voters approved Measure A last November

Bass’ administration fought against providing those exchanges saying they didn’t have to turn them over