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Healthcare Company Optum Announces SoCal Workers Layoffs
Optum, a healthcare company and subsidiary of UnitedHealth, announced during the weekend that 364 healthcare workers in Southern California will be laid off between September and January 2025, with 525 being laid off nationwide. While in recent years the Bay...
Garvey v. Schiff: California’s 2024 U.S. Senate Race is Closer Than You Think
For the last several months, polls have shown that Congressman Adam Schiff (D-CA) has a commanding lead over former baseball star Steve Garvey (R). The first poll in March, right after the primary, had Schiff up 61% to 37%. The...
Newsom’s Homeless Executive Order Continues To Receive Flak From All Sides
Since Governor Gavin Newsom signed an executive order last week giving the greenlight to state officials to take down homeless encampments, many have questioned where the state should go from here. As outlined by the Governor’s office, Newsom’s plan is...
Facing 11 Felonies Gascon ‘Ethics Chief’ Pleads Not Guilty
Assistant Los Angeles County District Attorney Diana Teran pleaded not guilty Friday to eleven felony charges brought against her by state Attorney General Rob Bonta. In April, Teran was charged by – now clearly former Los Angeles DA Gascon ally...
Chino Valley Unified Sues California over Erosion of Parental Rights
Chino Valley Unified School District has filed a lawsuit against the state of California for the enactment of Assembly Bill 1955. This is the controversial new law recently signed by Governor Gavin Newsom that bars teachers and other school staff...
Vandenberg Space Force Base’s Future Threatened by a ‘Black Hole’ of Red Tape
Decades ago, Motorola was trying to launch satellites from Vandenberg Air Force Base and the company was about to give up doing business here because of the risks associated with what they called “the black hole of environmental review that...