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Republicans press leaders of Georgetown, Berkeley and CUNY on antisemitism complaints

50% Center coverage: 98 sources

US Politics · United States See the Story

San Francisco Supervisors Approve Two-Hour Limit on RV Parking

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- San Francisco is moving forward with its RV ban after the Board of Supervisors passed a parking time limit on oversized vehicles on Tuesday. Instead of RVs being allowed to park overnight in the city, this new legislation will cut down the time limit to just two hours citywide. According to San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie’s office, new outreach teams will be deployed. People living in RVs will be offered permanent or int…San Francisco, California · San Francisco See the Story

Meet the Mussel-Sniffing Dogs that Could Save California From a Delta Invader

56% Left coverage: 9 sources

One of the state’s best investigators was on the hunt for golden mussels — a dangerous new invader in California’s waters, with a reputation for destruction. Wearing a collar and a tongue-lolling grin, Allee, a Belgian Malinois, sniffed along the glittering hull of a bass boat at an inspection station in Butte County. The dog’s handler, California Department of Fish and Wildlife Warden Mark Rose, pointed at the outboard motor, and the dog delic…Delta · California See the Story

Bay Area Man at Risk of Deportation Given 2-Day Reprieve From ICE Detention

100% Left coverage: 4 sources

Guillermo Medina Reyes, 31, was surrounded by faith leaders as a hearing was held in San Francisco federal court on whether immigration authorities can detain him.Immigration · San Francisco See the Story

As ICE Increases Arrests, What Does Immigration Detention in Houston Look Like?

Coverage: 2 sources

The tax and spending bill signed by President Trump sets aside about $170 billion for border and immigration enforcement, which includes detaining and deporting a record number of people from the U.S.Donald Trump · United States See the Story

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