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California man’s Tesla gets towed to repair shop after crash. 8 months later, mechanic refuses to return it unless he gets $158,000 for a car worth $35,000

Eight months later, the car still sits in the lot.

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As New Minimum Wages Take Effect, California’s Cities Keep Raising the Bar

Local governments are pushing wages above the state’s already high minimum, even as many workers still can't keep up with California's cost of living.

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FBI and EPA raid California home of 17yo science prodigy conducting ‘wild experiments’: ‘At the end of the day, I’m still a kid’

His family is "beyond frustrated that this is happening again."

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Report raises alarm over military-grade weapons on California college campuses

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The Independent UK

California accidentally introduced the olive fruit fly in 1998, and within five years, it had spread across every olive-growing region, forcing growers into permanent pest-control programs that transformed the state's olive industry.

The olive fruit fly, an invasive species, arrived in California in 1998. It quickly spread across the state's olive-growing regions, posing a significant threat. Larvae develop inside olives, making them difficult to control with conventional methods. Integrated pest management strategies and research have improved control efforts significantly. While established, the…

The Times of India

In 1980, California released more than 1.5 billion sterile Mediterranean fruit flies after an invasive outbreak threatened over 250 crops, eradicating the infestation before it could permanently invade California's orchards

California battled the invasive Mediterranean fruit fly using a large-scale sterile insect campaign. This method involved releasing billions of sterile males to prevent wild fly reproduction. While effective, this technique was combined with surveillance and quarantine measures for success. The program replaced widespread pesticide use with a more targeted approach.…

The Times of India

In the 1970s, the United States began fencing off miles of California beaches each summer after the California least tern population collapsed; today, nesting colonies have spread along the Pacific coast

California least terns faced extinction due to human activity and predators. Wildlife authorities implemented seasonal beach closures to protect nesting sites. Scientific research revealed birds' site fidelity and adaptability to new locations. Conservation efforts have successfully expanded tern populations along the Pacific coast. People and wildlife now coexist, with temporary…

The Times of India

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California accidentally imported Argentine ants in the early 1900s, but the invasive insects now protect aphids across citrus orchards, allowing sap-sucking pests to multiply and damage millions of dollars' worth of fruit each year

Invasive Argentine ants arrived in California during the early 1900s and now threaten citrus fruit supplies. These ants protect aphids, which are pests that damage citrus trees significantly. This symbiotic relationship causes millions of pounds in losses for citrus growers annually. Modern research suggests breaking this ant-aphid bond to restore…

The Times of India

Man loses hand and has ‘metal fragments in eyes’ after picking up ‘bomb-like device’ on California beach

The explosion turned a ‘simple act of kindness into a life-changing emergency,’ the man’s daughter says

The Independent UK

Why California just returned 136 acres of protected coastline to Indigenous tribes, know what this historic decision means

California has returned 136 acres of Mendocino County coast to Indigenous nations. State officials approved the transfer of Blues Beach and surrounding bluffs to Kai Poma. This marks the first time land managed by Caltrans has been returned to Indigenous Tribes. Kai Poma plans cultural and environmental studies for resource…

The Times of India

7 Drought-Tolerant Plants To Grow Instead Of Hydrangeas For A Lower-Maintenance Summer Garden

You'll use a lot less water by growing these alternatives

Homes & Gardens

California co-founder of $8 billion asset management firm fired for skipping his own return-to-office rule, now seeks $30 million

A co-founder of California-based Bramshill Investments, an $8 billion asset management firm, has sued after being fired for allegedly violating the company's own five-day return-to-office policy. William Nieporte claims the mandate was used to push him out of the business and is seeking at least $30 million in damages.

The Economic Times

Why do California’s beaches glow blue at night and what causes this stunning bioluminescent phenomenon

On certain evenings along the California coast, the Pacific Ocean appears to behave strangely. Waves roll towards the shore carrying an electric-blue glow, while surfers leave bright trails behind them as they move through the water. Beaches that look ordinary during the day can take on an almost unreal appearance…

The Times of India

US states could sue next week to block Paramount-Warner Bros deal

Several U.S. states are preparing to sue and block Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. California is leading the investigation into potential antitrust violations and harm to competition. Actors, writers, and theater owners also oppose the merger, fearing job losses and reduced consumer choice.

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Latin Times

CoreCivic Sells the Real Estate, Keeps the Job: Inside the $1.5 Billion California Immigration Detention Deal

CoreCivic sold two California ICE detention centers to DHS for $1.5B but kept the contracts to run them, as legal fights over conditions continue.

The Economic Times

US states could sue next week to block Paramount-Warner Bros deal, sources say

Several U.S. states are preparing to sue Paramount over its Warner Bros. Discovery acquisition. California is leading the investigation into potential competition law violations. This merger faces opposition from Hollywood actors and theater owners fearing job losses. Paramount argues the combination will help it compete for audiences and talent. A…

Ballotpedia

Hall Pass: Your Ticket to Understanding School Board Politics, Edition #213

Welcome to Hall Pass, a newsletter written to keep you plugged into the conversations driving school board governance, the politics surrounding it, and education policy.

The Independent UK

California colleges quietly amassed AR-15s and stun grenades, investigation finds

Many public colleges in California own military-grade weaponry to keep campuses safe

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Over the past two weeks, four new ballot measures were certified in California, and seven measures were removed in California and North Dakota

As of July 7, 139 statewide measures have been certified for the ballot in 39 states, 17 more measures than the average number certified at this point in other even-numbered years over the past decade (2014 to 2024).

The Guardian - UK

After losing to the Mail, Prince Harry seems doomed to a sad life in California. And he did it to himself

As the family travails worsen, it’s a wretched time to lose to his tabloid tormentor. Epic battle, epic fail, says author and former royal correspondent Stephen Bates

Digital Camera World

Sorry, drones – Beni is a cute camera on wheels, and the quirky little robot can even climb stairs (even if it can't fly)

A California startup is launching a little camera robot named Beni with 4K video, auto follow and even the ability to jump

The Times of India

California turns to worms and microbes to tackle livestock manure pollution and create eco-friendly fertiliser

California is employing worms and microbes to transform livestock manure into valuable fertilizer. This natural process effectively reduces pollution and greenhouse gas emissions from farms. Specialized microbial communities and composting worms accelerate decomposition, creating nutrient-rich castings. This biological treatment offers a sustainable alternative to traditional manure lagoons. The state's initiative…

The Times of India

Tow-truck driver shot during California freeway service call remains in critical condition as family speaks out

A towing operator in California has sustained critical injuries following a shooting incident on a busy freeway. Authorities are actively probing the circumstances surrounding the attack as the driver’s family rallies for community assistance to cover escalating medical and daily expenses. Meanwhile, the alleged shooter perished following a police chase…

The Times of India

An indigenous Yurok family from California brought a dying river back to life after leading a decades-long fight to remove four dams

More than a century after four dams cut off the Klamath River's natural flow, salmon are finally swimming freely upstream again. The historic comeback follows the completion of the world's largest dam removal project in October 2024, ending decades of ecological damage that devastated fish populations and disrupted the lives…

International Business Times UK

Social Media's 'Big Tobacco Moment': Meta Faces $1.4 Trillion Fine for Allegedly Fueling Teen Suicide and Addiction

Meta warns a US court it could face $1.4trn in penalties in a landmark teen mental health case as 29 states accuse the Facebook owner of addicting and harming young users.

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