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Thursday, August 1, 2024

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  • CalM: Park Fire jeopardizing one of California’s most iconic species: ‘This species could blink out’
  • SJMN: Most severe start to California wildfire season in 16 years
  • Crews keep battling the nearly 5,000-acre Nixon fire in Aguanga
  • CG: Sen. Scott Wiener Calls Elon Musk ‘Bigot’ and ‘Conspiracy Theorist’
  • LAT $: How much does your city know about you? This Southern California city opens up
  • CG: ‘Politickin’ – Gavin Newsom’s New Podcast is Quite Political
  • LAT $: The hidden role of public pensions in raising rents in California
  • AP: University of California president to step down after 5 years marked by pandemic, campus protests
  • SDUT: UCSD workers demonstrate for new contract
  • LAT $: UC healthcare and service workers demand wage hike and housing aid
  • OCReg: Tony Thurmond seeks to build millions of affordable housing units for teachers
  • Trump running mate JD Vance in Fresno County for fundraising event
  • Sacramento County will offer homes, hope for homeless people with new large safe stay campus
  • SFC: Breed promised ‘aggressive’ sweeps of S.F. homeless encampments. Here’s what’s changed
  • SacBee: Property owner sues Sacramento after homeless people broke into vacant commercial building
  • VOC: What Does The Future of Homeless Camping Enforcement In Orange County Look Like?
  • Stanislaus County hires contractor to manage interim housing complex for Modesto’s homeless
  • CG: Some L.A. County Officials Oppose Gov. Newsom’s Homeless Encampment Order
  • SF homeless encampment sweeps continue; 82% declining shelter
  • AP: San Francisco police and street cleaners take aggressive approach to clearing homeless encampments
  • CG: NewsGuard Strikes Again, Threatening Free Speech
  • SFC: California reservoir levels could drop much more than expected in the future, state report finds
  • AP: Captain in 2019 scuba boat fire ordered to pay about $32K to families of 3 of 34 people killed
  • CalM: Toilet paper and flat tires — the strange ways that Californians ignite wildfires
  • LAT $: ‘What are the odds?’ California family lost one home to wildfire in 2018 — and a second in 2024
  • CalM: Newsom denounces Trump’s authoritarian tendencies, but displays some himself
  • CG: Ringside: How Many People Will Water From the Delta Tunnel Support?
  • OCReg: Sorry Gavin, the First Amendment protects AI ads mocking Kamala Harris
  • OCReg: Orange County cities act like Karens over Airbnbs
  • SacBee: Sacramento DA’s lawsuit against city in homelessness crisis paused for six months
  • Investigation underway after mailbox explodes in north Sacramento County neighborhood
  • SFC: Anxiety builds over S.F. school closures. Here’s when SFUSD will release the list
  • Runners infuriated after SF Marathon miscalculates course length
  • SFC: Bay Area companies hit with hundreds of layoffs, including biotech firm’s 75% reduction of U.S. workers
  • SFC: Alameda County DA Price charges leader of nonprofit youth swimming group with embezzlement
  • SFC: It was the epicenter of Oakland’s surging crime. Is this corridor any better now?
  • Aerial spraying set for Modesto to control mosquitoes that spread West Nile, other diseases
  • Fresno City Council lays out proposed changes for future Arthop events
  • $20 million settlement reached in lawsuit for former Bitwise employees
  • VCStar $: Work to start on Simi long-delayed Lost Canyons homes
  • LAT $: Los Angeles County agrees to buy downtown skyscraper
  • VOC: Orange County Cities Grapple With Drug Treatment Facilities
  • OCReg: Rent relief applications open for select OC residents on the verge of homelessness
  • SDUT: San Diego County only has a few dozen detox beds for homeless residents. That total is about to get a boost.
  • SDUT: Carlsbad could be first in county to ban smoking in apartment buildings, condos
  • SDUT: San Diego again declares a crisis over a lack of shelter. It’s still not clear where beds might be found.


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