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California sends law enforcement officers to Republican National Convention
LOS ANGELES - Dozens of law enforcement officers from Southern California are being deployed to Wisconsin to assist security efforts at the 2024 Republican National Convention in the wake of the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump. In a statement, Gov. Gavin Newsom said the 61 law enforcement officers...
4 California Cities Rank Among the Most Dangerous Cities in America.
A recent report highlights the alarming crime rates in four California cities: Emeryville, Oakland, San Bernardino, and Stockton, ranking them among the most dangerous in the United States. Known for their rich cultural heritage and economic opportunities, these cities face significant safety concerns due to high crime rates. Emeryville: The...
California Approves Sweeping Plan for Offshore Wind Turbines to Power 25 Million Homes
The California Energy Commission has unanimously approved a sweeping plan to develop a massive floating offshore wind industry in ocean waters — a first-of-its-kind undertaking that will require billions in public and private investments and could transform parts of the coast. The new state plan sets the path for...
Gov. Newsom: California Is Making Progress in Fentanyl Fight
Last week, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that state law enforcement authorities seized 5.8 million pills containing fentanyl across the state since the beginning of the year. The California National Guard Counterdrug Task Force partnered with local and federal law enforcement to seize illegal fentanyl off the streets and at ports of entry along the Southern border, according to Newsom.
Lifesaving drugs and police projects mark first use of opioid settlement cash in California
Sonja Verdugo lost her husband to an opioid overdose last year. She regularly delivers medical supplies to people using drugs who are living — and dying — on the streets of Los Angeles. And she advocates at Los Angeles City Hall for policies to address addiction and homelessness.
CA Film Maker Introduces ‘Faces Of Death’ To World 46 Yrs Ago
In 1978 a film was released to select theaters in the United States that shocked viewers to such extremes it ultimately became banned in several countries. Those who grew up in the seventies and eighties might have owned a copy of the film on VHS and watched it with great anxiety among friends.
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