Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco has indicated that over 600 deputies may be laid off due to a budget dispute affecting department funding. The situation highlights ongoing challenges in the county's budget discussions.
A trial began on August 18, 2026, in California where four states are suing Meta. The states claim that Meta's practices have contributed to addiction among young users and that the company has misled the public regarding the risks of its social media platforms.
California and 28 other states are currently presenting their case against Meta in Oakland, California, alleging violations of federal and state laws related to online safety for children. The California Department of Justice's deputy attorney general highlighted concerns about Meta's strategies to engage young users.
Four states are suing Meta in a California court, alleging violations of child privacy and consumer protection laws. The lawsuit seeks $200 billion in damages.
Lima, Peru is experiencing significant flooding due to heavy rains, which have caused road closures, overflowing rivers, and landslides. The situation continues to affect transportation and infrastructure in the area.
A coalition representing various stakeholders has urged California lawmakers to reject Governor Gavin Newsom's wildfire plan. They claim the proposal may result in higher insurance rates for residents.
Del Mar city officials have called for an investigation into California Attorney General Rob Bonta due to alleged connections between his campaign donations and a local developer. The inquiry focuses on potential conflicts of interest related to a housing development project.
Parents have filed a lawsuit against the Palo Alto Unified School District, alleging that a field trip to a mosque constituted taxpayer-funded religious indoctrination. The lawsuit claims that students were encouraged to participate in Islamic practices and that the district failed to maintain religious neutrality. The case is currently under review by the school district.
Parents have filed a lawsuit against the Palo Alto Unified School District, alleging that a field trip to a mosque involved religious indoctrination. The lawsuit claims that students were encouraged to wear Islamic attire and received Qurans, and it raises concerns about the district's handling of religious neutrality. The plaintiffs seek a jury trial and various forms of relief.
Parents have filed a lawsuit against the Palo Alto Unified School District, claiming that a field trip to a mosque amounted to religious indoctrination. The lawsuit alleges that students were encouraged to wear Islamic attire, received Qurans, and observed prayer services without proper oversight. The plaintiffs are seeking various forms of relief, including an injunction against similar future activities.
Parents in the Bay Area are expressing concerns following a class trip to a mosque where female students were reportedly encouraged to wear hijabs. This has led to discussions about the appropriateness of the practices observed during the school-sponsored visit.
The California Department of Motor Vehicles has issued permits to Aurora Innovation and Kodiak AI for the testing of self-driving trucks on highways in California. This development marks a significant step in the advancement of autonomous vehicle technology.
The DOJ has settled a lawsuit with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department concerning excessive delays in issuing concealed carry permits. The settlement aims to expedite the permit process and requires the department to publicly disclose data on processing times. The lawsuit was based on claims that delays infringed upon citizens' Second Amendment rights.
A wine cap maker in Modesto, California, will lay off 66 employees as the wine industry faces declining demand. This situation highlights the difficulties currently affecting the California wine business.
California regulators have given the green light to a $34.5 billion merger between Charter Communications and Cox Communications. The merger is expected to expand Spectrum service to over 6 million customers in the state.
A man was arrested in Manhattan Beach, California, for allegedly living in a family's garage without permission. His frequent visits to the refrigerator led to his discovery and subsequent arrest.
In Sacramento, the candidates for California governor outlined their policy agendas, focusing on issues like AI, gas prices, and healthcare. They also engaged in criticism of each other's proposals, emphasizing their contrasting views.
California cities and counties are not meeting state housing construction targets, despite having approved plans. The construction of new housing is lagging behind the required pace.
Nevada County is being investigated for reportedly using taxpayer money to promote a sales tax increase, which was not approved by voters. The county may face fines as a result of this action.
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