Judge to consider order to keep DODE from accessing student loan databases
A federal judge will hear arguments on efforts by a group of California public university students to block DOGE from accessing sensitive federal student loan records.
Does Trump’s anti-Christian bias executive order favor one religion? What experts say
The order, issued Thursday, Feb. 6, puts in place a task force to investigate policies that target Christians.
Black Judges Discuss Growing Up During Segregation, Efforts to Diversify the Profession
Segregation was an impetus for me. It was my life. It's my lived experience,” said Ninth Circuit Judge Johnnie Rawlinson. “No ...
Tracy police officer who serves as school resource officer arrested in Stockton, officials say
SROs are sworn officers tasked with giving a law enforcement presence on campus to deter or identify trespassers, as well as ...
Under Trump, Republican parts of California see opportunity to challenge state law
Huntington Beach Mayor Pat Burns, a retired police officer, gave an impassioned speech about the importance of following the ...
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Students sue UC Regents and 35 UC affiliates for alleged racial discrimination
A group of students last week filed suit against the UC Regents and 35 individuals closely tied to the University of ...
They worked hard to find jobs but couldn’t afford rent. One Sacramento nonprofit is helping with that
A lack of affordable housing was threatening one Sacramento nonprofit’s mission. Here’s what it’s doing to break down that ...
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The Fight for Free School Meals: What’s at Stake for Black Students
(WIB) – In Oakland, California, 55 years ago, a group of Black children gathered at St. Augustine Episcopal Church for a free breakfast before school. However, it was the Black Panther Party that ...