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Homeland Security 6 days ago

Appeals court backs Noem move to end TPS protections for Nepal, Honduras, Nicaragua

The appeals court said the government is likely to succeed in defending Noem’s decision to terminate Temporary Protected Status protections.

California 6 days ago

Federal judge blocks California law forcing ICE agents to remove masks during operations

A Clinton-appointed federal judge ruled California cannot enforce laws requiring ICE agents to remove masks, saying the measures violate the Supremacy Clause.

California February 9

California jewelry store burglar breaks in from roof, owner threatens to leave Los Angeles

Co-owner Touraj Nezafati said a thief stole roughly $100,000 in precious jewels from the family's business in California.

California February 9

Coffee shop near California high school reportedly operating as strip club

Undercover cameras captured women performing lap dancing at DD Café in California, which is located close to a high school, according to a report.

California February 9

San Francisco schools close after teachers strike over failed negotiations with union

United Educators of San Francisco strikes after contract talks with San Francisco Unified School District collapsed, with union president citing district's "lack of urgency."

Media February 9

Washington Post scrapped ‘We the People’ campaign after MS NOW used same tagline: report

Washington Post reportedly scrapped "We the People" campaign after MS NOW used same tagline.

San Francisco 49ers February 8

49ers stars praise San Francisco as Bay Area hosts Super Bowl: 'So much to offer'

San Francisco 49ers players expressed excitement about the Super Bowl’s return to the Bay Area, praising the city’s culture, scenery and diverse energy surrounding the event.

Los Angeles February 8

LA city councilwoman previously backed by DSA running for mayor in primary challenge to former ally Bass

Los Angeles City Council member Nithya Raman launched a last-minute mayoral challenge against incumbent Karen Bass just hours before the filing deadline.

Colorado February 7

Fire-juggling unicyclist caught on camera blocking traffic in major roadway as police intervene

A Colorado police department was stunned when a fire-juggling unicyclist turned a busy intersection into street theater, saying it was "not on our Bingo card."

Food-Drink February 7

Diners rank the 10 ‘dirtiest’ states for restaurants — see if yours made the list

Viral ranking reveals shocking restaurant cleanliness complaints across America. New Jersey tops with 320,520 "dirty restaurant" mentions from diners.

Media February 7

San Francisco sued over reparations fund, accused of unlawful use of taxpayer money

Pacific Legal Foundation attorney Andrew Quinio and residents have sued San Francisco over a reparations fund, alleging it is unlawfully using taxpayer money.