Abril Elfi
15 People Injured In Tram Accident At Universal Studios In L.A.
A tram at Universal Studios in Los Angeles crashed, causing minor injuries to 15 people.
amendment
Initiative To Amend California’s Prop.47 Collects Enough Signatures To Land On November Ballot
More than 900,000 signatures have been gathered to roll back features on a decade-old law in California, known as Proposition 47. Many residents and state leaders say Prop.47, is fueling the state’s growing homelessness and crime crises.
area codes
Calif: Fast-Food Prices Increase 7% So Far Due To $20 Minimum Wage Increase — Highest In U.S.
With the massive increase in minimum wage for fast-food workers in California, the Golden State saw their fast-food prices increase at least 7% in a six-month period.
2016 election
All 12 Jurors Seated In Trump’s ‘Hush Money’ Trial
All 12 jurors have been selected to serve on the jury for former President Donald Trump’s trial.
CA
CA Sheriff Deputy Assaulted, Attacker Roams Free, Some evidence not allowed in court
A California man was found not guilty of attempted murder after assaulting a Sheriff Deputy and shooting at her with her own firearm.
Alison Steinberg
CA Voters Pass Stricter Voting Measures
A lawsuit is filed against the City of Huntington Beach, CA. challenging its voter ID law, but do they really have a case?
administrative leave
Google Terminates 28 Staffers Involved In Protest Over $1.2B Israel Contract
Tech giant Google has fired 28 employees over their participation in a 10-hour sit-in protest at the companies offices in New York and Sunnyvale, California, over the ties Google has with the Israeli government.
alumni
USC Cancels Speech By Anti-Israel Valedictorian
The valedictorian of the University of Southern California (USC) will not be giving a graduation address this year due to “substantial risks relating to security” resulting from discussions regarding the Israel-Hamas conflict.
brooke mallory
Calif: $24B Was Spent On Homelessness For Last 5 Years But No Outcomes Were Tracked, Officials Can’t Account ‘How’ Funds Helped
After an audit revealed that California spent $24 billion over a 5-year period in an attempt to address homelessness, but neglected to regularly monitor whether the enormous outlay of public funds resulted in any real progress toward the escalating issue, California GOP officials are demanding better accountability.