Author: Jonathan Franco
Trump Administration Redirects $2.4 Billion from California Rail to National Passenger Rail Program, Drops Climate and DEI Focus
The Trump administration plans to reallocate $2.4 billion it previously withdrew from California’s high-speed rail project, directing it instead toward a new $5 billion national rail initiative announced Monday. The
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San Jose Police Searching for Suspects After Smash-and-Grab Jewelry Store Heist
Authorities in San Jose are investigating a violent smash-and-grab robbery that took place Friday afternoon after a group of suspects drove a vehicle directly into the front entrance of a
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Judge: Trump’s deployment of National Guard in L.A. immigration protests broke federal law
A federal judge has ruled that former President Donald Trump’s decision to deploy National Guard troops during immigration enforcement protests in Los Angeles violated the law. Judge Charles Breyer, based
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Innovation and Collaboration Shine at ANIPPAC’s National Meeting on Precast Concrete
The National Meeting on Precast Concrete Construction, organized by the Mexican Chamber of the Construction Industry (CMIC) and the National Association of Prestressing and Precast Industries (ANIPPAC), brought together leading companies, experts, and innovators
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San Jose Sharks unveil local artist murals celebrating diversity
The San Jose Sharks on Thursday unveiled colorful murals as part of the team’s collaboration with local artists. For the collaboration, Team Teal and nonprofit group Local Color are celebrating Pride and
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Trump’s Anti-‘Woke’ AI Order Pressures Tech Companies to Censor Chatbots
Technology firms hoping to sell AI tools to the U.S. government now face a new requirement: prove their chatbots aren’t promoting “woke” ideology. Former President Donald Trump introduced a broad
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California labor leader accused of obstructing officer during ICE enforcement operation
The recent arrest of a prominent California labor leader has galvanized immigrant rights activists nationwide, who are demanding his release and calling for an end to President Donald Trump’s aggressive
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Reports say ICE activity sparks decline in day laborers across California due to fear
Recent operations by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) across California are having far-reaching effects that extend well beyond those who have been taken into custody. The growing presence of
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Bird flu detected at four additional dairy farms in California
Bird flu has been detected at four dairy farms in San Bernardino County, officials announced on Thursday, March 6. According to a county news release, the risk of infection from
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