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Biden: ‘I’m Not Supplying the Weapons’ If Israel Goes Into Rafah
The US president said that Israel has not crossed over his red line, yet.
Amazon to Roll Out New Fleet of Electric Trucks in Southern California
The heavy-duty trucks, 50 in all, will travel from the ports to the company’s fulfillment center in Santa Fe Springs. Some are already on the road.
Water District Official Accused of Theft Expected to Plead Guilty
Dennis Falaschi allegedly engineered a way to steal over $25 million in federally owned water.
Faculty Install Pro-Palestine Encampment at New York’s New School for Social Research
Pro-Palestine students are calling for a labor strike at the New School and a stoppage on the use of the school’s resources online and in person.
Lawsuit Against Sacramento for Failing to Crack Down on Homeless Camping Can Proceed
The district attorney said he'll amend the suit as required by a judge, but he acknowledges the city has made progress against homelessness since he filed it.
San Francisco Nonprofit Accused of Billing City $105,000 for Work That Was Never Done
The Providence Foundation allegedly submitted bogus invoices for work at a homeless shelter. The city attorney calls it ‘willful misconduct.’
New California Law Bans Junk Fees and Restaurant Surcharges
Supporters say consumers should see all charges upfront and not get hit with fees ’that are tacked onto seemingly everything.’
School District Officials Defend Record Amid Rising Anti-Semitism
Administrators from prominent school districts defend their record on the handling of anti-Semitism incidents.
House GOP Sends Michael Cohen Criminal Referral to Justice Department
They accuse the former Trump attorney of making ‘willfully and intentionally false statements.’
RFK Jr. Adds Ohio and Delaware in Ballot Access Quest
The independent presidential candidate said he expects to gain ballot access in all 50 states and the District of Columbia by the end of July.
Water Rate Legislation Could Conflict with California’s Constitution
One Assembly bill would let water districts charge big users higher rates, but that might face legal challenges.
Democrats Join Republicans to Block Greene’s Bid to Oust Speaker Johnson
The House overwhelmingly voted to shelve Greene’s motion to vacate in a 359-43 vote.
Haley Wins 128,000 Votes in Indiana GOP Primary, Raising Questions About November
The former candidate continues to draw double-digit percentages in primaries, but experts warn against drawing conclusions for the general election.
Groups Ask Supreme Court to Reinstate Louisiana Map With 2 Majority-Black Congressional Seats
Louisiana officials say the court needs to act by May 15 to keep planning for this year’s elections on track.
House Approves 1-Week Extension for FAA Reauthorization
The vote comes after many expected the Senate to miss its original May 10 deadline.
Republicans and Democrats Spar Over NPR’s Taxpayer Funding
Republicans say public funds should not go to news that only appeals to one side of the political spectrum. Democrats say NPR is needed for local news coverage.
