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A Chaotic Raid, 360 Arrests, and a Tragic Death: What Happened at California's Glass House Farms

61% Center coverage: 79 sources

Federal authorities now say they arrested more than 360 people at two Southern California marijuana farms last week, characterizing the raids as one of the largest operations since President Donald Trump took office in January. One farmworker died after falling from a greenhouse roof during the chaotic raids on Thursday after the Department of Homeland Security executed criminal search warrants at Glass House Farms facilities in Camarillo and Ca…See the Story

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ICE Adds East Donegal Township Constable's Office to List of Lancaster County Agencies to Receive Training

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

A Lancaster County constable who was recently convicted of co-opting police powers will soon be able to carry out immigration arrests on behalf of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.See the Story

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As Trash Strike Drags on, Teamsters Get a Win in Court

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

The strike involving trash collectors passed the 20-day mark. With dumpsters overflowing and negotiations stalling, there appears to be no end in sight.See the Story

Another Regional Sales Tax? Transportation Officials Look to Get More Funding and People on Board

As Bay Area transit agencies continue to face budget deficits, the MTC last week discussed new strategies to stabilize and expand public transit. The post Another regional sales tax? Transportation officials look to get more funding and people on board appeared first on Pleasanton Weekly.Taxes · Pleasanton See the Story

Forget social justice: Cost of living, housing now top concerns for young California voters - Local News Matters

A RECENT POLL found that economic concerns such as increased cost of living and inflation have become the top voting issue for young Californians. The statewide poll, conducted by Power California and Latino Decisions, examined how Californians aged 18 to 30 are navigating and responding to the first six months of the Trump administration, as well as the issues that would motivate them to turn out in the 2026 midterm elections. The poll found th…Inflation · Los Angeles See the Story

Richmond Light Station Needs Money to Continue Operations

Operations and public access to the historic East Brother Light Station are at risk if repairs to the Richmond island's only access point are not funded.Richmond, California · Richmond Read Article

Concert canceled amid immigration raids rescheduled for July 26 in MacArthur Park – Los Angeles Wave Newspaper Group

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LOS ANGELES – The cumbia band Vilma Díaz y la Sonora will perform July 26 at Levitt Pavilion Los Angeles, after their June 21 concert was canceled when immigration raids began in the MacArthur Park area. The rescheduled performance marks the return of the only artist whose show was postponed since Levitt Pavilion resumed its summer concert series last month with rock band Dengue Fever. Nearly 2,800 people have been arrested in the L.A. area sinc…Protestors · Los Angeles See the Story

Pittsburgh Launches Self-Sufficiency Program for some Low-Income Residents

Pittsburgh Vice Mayor Dionne Adams described the new Self-Sufficiency Training Pilot Program as “another way we’re trying to ensure the economic vitality of our city, so that people who live here can work, play, and live here.” (Screenshot by Samantha Kennedy / The CC Pulse) Read in Spanish By Samantha Kennedy Pittsburgh is launching a job training pilot program targeting some low-income residents with the goal of helping them achieve financial …Pittsburgh · Pittsburgh Read Article

Schools Must Inform Students About Free Money for College

Starting this school year, school districts must provide information about CalKIDS, which starts college savings accounts for eligible students.Money · California Read Article

'Get it done': Fairfield threatens legal action against trash pickup service as strike continues

75% Center coverage: 8 sources

The city of Fairfield is threatening legal action against Republic Services after two weeks without trash pickup as a sanitation worker strike continues in cities across Northern California.Teamsters Union See the Story

Saint Mary's College Professor Awarded $1M Grant to Study Religious Freedom in Prisons - Local News Matters

Saint Mary’s College professor Barbara McGraw was awarded a $1 million grant for a research project aimed at advocating for religious liberty in U.S. prisons. The project, titled “Prison Religion: Advancing Religious Liberty in Correctional Institutions as Exemplars of Pluralism and Institutional Change,” intends to generate scholarly insights and practical tools for correctional institutions, policymakers, and advocates for incarcerated individ…Contra Costa County · Contra Costa County See the Story

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A Chaotic Raid, 360 Arrests, and a Tragic Death: What Happened at California's Glass House Farms

ICE Adds East Donegal Township Constable's Office to List of Lancaster County Agencies to Receive Training

As Trash Strike Drags on, Teamsters Get a Win in Court

Another Regional Sales Tax? Transportation Officials Look to Get More Funding and People on Board

Forget social justice: Cost of living, housing now top concerns for young California voters - Local News Matters

Richmond Light Station Needs Money to Continue Operations

Concert canceled amid immigration raids rescheduled for July 26 in MacArthur Park – Los Angeles Wave Newspaper Group

Pittsburgh Launches Self-Sufficiency Program for some Low-Income Residents

Schools Must Inform Students About Free Money for College

'Get it done': Fairfield threatens legal action against trash pickup service as strike continues

Saint Mary's College Professor Awarded $1M Grant to Study Religious Freedom in Prisons - Local News Matters

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Saint Mary's College Professor Awarded $1M Grant to Study Religious Freedom in Prisons - Local News Matters