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Medicaid · United States

Trump administration gives personal data of immigrant Medicaid enrollees to deportation officials

64% Center coverage: 191 sources

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Donald Trump · California

Newsom Finally Starts Tackling Medi-Cal Cuts

38% Center coverage: 13 sources

California once again faces a hefty budget deficit, with the May budget revision pointing to shortfall of $12 billion. That’s not as challenging as recent deficits which had hit more than triple that number in January 2024, but it’s still a challenge. In 2022, California enjoyed an astounding $97.5-billion surplus, but proceeded to spend the extra cash rather than prepare for the inevitable bad news. True to form, Gov. Gavin Newsom has blamed th…See the Story

Juneteenth · Moreno Valley

Asm. Dr. Corey Jackson to Host “Black Consciousness: A Juneteenth Celebration of Black Literature and Literacy”

Assemblymember Dr. Corey A. Jackson hosts a Juneteenth event on June 14 at Moreno Valley Public Library. Celebrating Black literature and literacy.See the Story

Senator Cervantes Selects Power Speaks Louder as 31st Senate District Nonprofit of the Year

Senator Sabrina Cervantes chose Power Speaks Louder (PSL) as the 2025 California Nonprofit of the Year for the 31st Senate District with honors being bestowed in late May at the State Capitol. “The work that Power Speaks Louder does for the community and constituents in the 31st Senate District is exceptional, effective, and inspiring,” explained Senator Cervantes. “Naming PSL as Nonprofit of the Year was a clear choice as their multidimensional…Senate · Moreno Valley See the Story

Riverside Art Museum Showcases Positive Visual Representation of Black Communities

Alyssah Hall The “ECLIPSE: What’s Your Perspective?” exhibit highlights the instinctual work of Malik Laing and Jonathan Freemantle Arthurs. Laing and Arthurs are photographers and orchestrators of their community darkroom and photography workspace known as Eclipse Spaces in San Bernardino. The exhibit showcases the intersections of being Black, artists and creators of Eclipse. The exhibit will be held at the Riverside Art Museum (RAM) until S…Riverside, California · Riverside Read Article

House Budget Bill Could Cut Millions in Food Aid. What that Could Mean for Local Food Banks

46% Center coverage: 57 sources

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San Bernardino Denied $2M Claim Against the City by Councilmember Dr. Treasure Ortiz

Overview: San Bernardino City Councilmember Dr. Treasure Ortiz’s $2 million claim against the city was denied after she accused the city and police department of using tactics to “attack” her run for the 7th Ward City Council election. The city found her claim to be “frivolous, filed in bad faith, dishonest and an attempt to swindle the City of San Bernardino out of $2 million.” The city has since implemented more safeguards to verify who is bei…San Bernardino · San Bernardino Read Article

California Court Rules Against Temecula School District's Anti-CRT Ban

California appellate court rules against TVUSD's ban on critical race theory, deeming it 'unconstitutionally vague on its face' and 'so ambiguous.'Racism · Temecula See the Story

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Trump administration gives personal data of immigrant Medicaid enrollees to deportation officials

Newsom Finally Starts Tackling Medi-Cal Cuts

Asm. Dr. Corey Jackson to Host “Black Consciousness: A Juneteenth Celebration of Black Literature and Literacy”

Senator Cervantes Selects Power Speaks Louder as 31st Senate District Nonprofit of the Year

Riverside Art Museum Showcases Positive Visual Representation of Black Communities

Keeping it Real: CA Governor Gavin Newsom Channels His Inner Donald Trump

Inland Empire Resource Center Hosts Housing Fair to Bridge Financial Gaps

Woman Says Henderson Police Treated Her Like ‘an Animal,’ Plans to Sue

House Budget Bill Could Cut Millions in Food Aid. What that Could Mean for Local Food Banks

San Bernardino Denied $2M Claim Against the City by Councilmember Dr. Treasure Ortiz

California Court Rules Against Temecula School District's Anti-CRT Ban

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