Senate Bill 415 ends confusion over trucking route enforcement. Last year, Assembly Bill 98 required new warehouse construction to be linked to a major road.
Among the citizens detained are nearly 20 children, including two with cancer. That includes four who were held for weeks with their undocumented mother and without access to the family’s attorney until a congresswoman intervened.
The Trump administration’s Department of Justice will deploy election monitors to five California counties on Election Day, the department announced Friday, in what it describes as an effort to “ensure transparency, ballot security, and compliance with federal law.”
Migrants held in makeshift conditions in basement offices say they slept in the cold, used the restroom without privacy and went without medical attention.
In April, the Department of Education notified McKinleyville Union and 48 other grant recipients that it would cancel roughly $168 million in remaining funds for mental health services to students in California.
A public-interest law firm filed a lawsuit Thursday against the state of California, charging that its program to subsidize school construction perpetuates vast inequalities for students in low-wealth communities.
A scholarship for Black students at UC San Diego is now available to anyone, regardless of race, after students and a right-leaning nonprofit organization sued the university for discrimination this July.
Senate Bill 415 ends confusion over trucking route enforcement. Last year, Assembly Bill 98 required new warehouse construction to be linked to a major road.
San Bernardino Court unveils mobile courtroom, Elizabeth Ulsh swears in as San Bernardino judge, two join Riverside bench, Audio recording from arrest of “would-be Trump assassin” released in defamation case
The threat to Sheriff Chad Bianco’s life that caused a 21-year-old Riverside college student to be arrested and served with a gun violence restraining order is a one-sentence Instagram caption: “We need to kill this guy ASAP.”
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Senate Bill 415 ends confusion over trucking route enforcement. Last year, Assembly Bill 98 required new warehouse construction to be linked to a major road.
Among the citizens detained are nearly 20 children, including two with cancer. That includes four who were held for weeks with their undocumented mother and without access to the family’s attorney until a congresswoman intervened.
The Trump administration’s Department of Justice will deploy election monitors to five California counties on Election Day, the department announced Friday, in what it describes as an effort to “ensure transparency, ballot security, and compliance with federal law.”
Migrants held in makeshift conditions in basement offices say they slept in the cold, used the restroom without privacy and went without medical attention.
In April, the Department of Education notified McKinleyville Union and 48 other grant recipients that it would cancel roughly $168 million in remaining funds for mental health services to students in California.
A public-interest law firm filed a lawsuit Thursday against the state of California, charging that its program to subsidize school construction perpetuates vast inequalities for students in low-wealth communities.
A scholarship for Black students at UC San Diego is now available to anyone, regardless of race, after students and a right-leaning nonprofit organization sued the university for discrimination this July.