Federal judge bans most arrests by federal agents in immigration courts in New York
A New York judge says federal agents can’t make arrests without exceptional circumstances in and around 3 Manhattan immigration courts.
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E-bike injuries prompt public health warning in San Diego County
California recently released comprehensive data from hospitals across the region recorded in 2024, establishing the broadest e-bike injury baseline since data tracking started in 2023.
Appeals court says 28-year sentence is too lenient for Libyan militant convicted in Benghazi attack
The panel threw out Ahmed Abu Khatallah’s sentence and transferred the case back to the district court in Washington, D.C., for resentencing.
Weinstein defense urges acquittal as prosecutors seek to revive a #MeToo-era rape conviction
The former Hollywood honcho has been imprisoned on various sex crime convictions since 2020.
Lawmakers look to make abortion shield laws less dependent on who’s governor
People living in states with total abortion bans are increasingly getting abortion pills via telehealth.
Democrat Xavier Becerra advances to general election in race for California governor
By SOPHIE AUSTIN SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Democrat Xavier Becerra advanced Friday to the general election for California governor after pitching himself as an experienced choice to lead the nation’s most populous state and succeed Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom. Becerra leaned on his more than 35 years in public office — including as state attorney […]
In new memoir, Jill Biden wonders whether acknowledging Joe’s poor debate would have been better
In her new memoir, Jill Biden reflects on Joe Biden’s poor 2024 presidential debate performance against Donald Trump. She wonders if it would have been better to acknowledge it rather than trying to reassure supporters.
Trump says Walmart cut prices at his request, but Walmart statement omits administration’s role
President Donald Trump is claiming credit for Walmart’s recent price cuts, though the retailer’s statement doesn’t mention his administration’s involvement.
Six candidates for California’s top schools job debate education policy, funding and more
The online event took place over two days, about a week after a group of hopefuls had debated in person in San Diego.
Q&A: Meet Josh Newman, candidate for California state superintendent of public instruction
Josh Newman, 61, a former Democratic state senator, is seeking California’s top schools job.