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4 days ago |
publicnewsservice.org | Suzanne Potter
California groups fighting for equality and inclusivity in health care are urging Gov. Gavin Newsom to sign the state budget as is, leaving LGBTQ+ health care grants in place. Newsom has until Friday to sign a balanced budget to close a $12 billion deficit. Ariela Cuellar, senior communication specialist at the California LGBTQ Health and Human Services Network, a project of the nonprofit Health Access California, pressed Newsom to retain the funding.
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5 days ago |
kiowacountypress.net | Suzanne Potter
(California News Service) Click play to listen to this article. Los Angeles faces a severe shortage of affordable housing but Monday, the city is asking a judge to put a hold on a lawsuit which aims to clear the way for new development. The City Council approved permits three years ago for the Venice Dell complex, which would provide new housing units meant for low-income families and people experiencing homelessness. However, developers have yet to break ground on the project.
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5 days ago |
publicnewsservice.org | Suzanne Potter
Los Angeles faces a severe shortage of affordable housing but Monday, the city is asking a judge to put a hold on a lawsuit which aims to clear the way for new development. The City Council approved permits three years ago for the Venice Dell complex, which would provide new housing units meant for low-income families and people experiencing homelessness. However, developers have yet to break ground on the project.
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1 week ago |
publicnewsservice.org | Suzanne Potter
A case with national implications on the power of the U.S. president to use state National Guard troops to quell protests now rests with a panel of three district court judges after a hearing on Tuesday ended without a decision. Gov. Gavin Newsom wants the court to force President Donald Trump to relinquish control of the California National Guard, which was deployed over Newsom's objections to Los Angeles following unrest over immigration raids.
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1 week ago |
publicnewsservice.org | Suzanne Potter
On his first day in office, President Donald Trump signed an executive order recognizing "male" and "female" as the only two sexes and withdrawing Biden-era guidance on harassment in the workplace.
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