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August 4, 2026
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Newsom administration sues local governments that failed to plan for new homes
California – California’s housing fight has moved from warning letters to court filings. Five cities, Calexico, Costa Mesa, Half Moon Bay, Ridgecrest and Turlock, are…
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California sees statewide decline in car thefts, first drop in four years, 92% of stolen vehicles recovered
California – California says it has made a big move forward in its fight against car theft: from 2023 to…
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California state funding shortfall casts doubt on Burlingame Broadway train intersection project
Burlingame, California – The plan to address California’s most hazardous train intersection at Broadway in Burlingame is currently uncertain. This…
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AG Bonta reaches $750,000 settlement with trading platform for operating without proper licensing in California
California – The unlicensed day trading platform AwesomeCalls and its CEO, Anthony Haworth, have agreed to pay California Attorney General…
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California burns hundreds of tons of illegal cannabis in record-breaking enforcement push, Gov. Newsom celebrates the milestone
California – California’s efforts to stop illegal cannabis activities have reached a new level. Since 2022, state officials say they…
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State funding boost enables Redwood City to strengthen outreach efforts and transition homeless individuals into permanent housing
Redwood City, California – Redwood City has recently secured a significant boost in its continuous fight against homelessness. The Encampment Resolution…
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Redwood City secures $4.5 million to tackle illegal cannabis activity and expand youth support
Redwood City, California – Redwood City’s newest public safety investment begins with a number: $4.5 million. But city officials say…