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The FlashReport Main Page has been updated with all of the big stories in California...The FlashReport Blog is constantly updated with over 24 different correspondents penning items of interest to those who follow California politics and policy.

THE HEADLINES

• Spin Control: “No Kings” Rallies Are Democrats Upset With A Republican President. Yawn.
• CalM: The feds want to know more about the people on food stamps. How Newsom responded
• NR: California’s New Class Divide
• CG: Leaving California: Interviews With Californians Who Moved To Greener Pastures
• Saturday Headlines
• Sunday Headlines
• SJMN: For a century, they were gone. But California Condors are making a comeback in these parts of the Bay Area
• SFC: Trump claims ‘unquestioned power’ to deploy troops to San Francisco under Insurrection Act
• OCReg: Ordnance fired over 5 Freeway at Camp Pendleton during anniversary event prematurely detonated, striking CHP vehicle
• SDUT: CHP: Shrapnel fell on patrol vehicle during live-fire event at Camp Pendleton
• Newsom calls out VP Vance after CHP vehicle hit by shrapnel, damaged during Marine Corps drills
• CG: ‘Grantifa’ Dominates ‘No Kings’ Geriatric Protests
• OCReg: Newsom’s balancing act on reparations
• SFC: Can BART bring a Civic Center-style revival to another dilapidated S.F. station?
• SJMN: Antioch City Council weighs proposed amendments to police oversight commission
• SJMN: Ex-NFL running back Doug Martin dies in Oakland police custody, sources say
• CalCoast: Paso Robles schools need accountability, not another bond
• CalCoast: San Luis Obispo City files eminent domain lawsuit
• LAT $: L.A. declares uncleared properties a ‘public nuisance,’ including a mansion from HBO’s ‘Succession’
• LAT $: Police declare ‘unlawful assembly’ at downtown L.A. protest, use tear gas to disperse crowds
• OCReg: Eric Trump, at the Nixon Library, talks culture wars and his father’s presidency