California Lost 173K Private Jobs, Added 181K Public Since Jan 2023
(Just The News)—California has lost 173,000 fully private sector jobs since January 2023, offset by a gain of 181,100 largely ...
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California High Speed Rail Needs $7B Bailout, Could Lose Federal Funds
(The Center Square)—California’s $35 billion high speed rail project for its sparsely populated Central Valley requires at least a $7 ...
Report: More Than 451,000 “Criminal Noncitizens” Arrested in Texas Over 14 Years
(The Center Square)–More than 451,000 criminal noncitizens have been arrested and booked into local Texas jails over the past 14 ...
Bill Targeting Stolen Taxpayer-Funded COVID-19 Benefits Moves to Senate
(The Center Square)–Legislation to help recover taxpayer money lost to COVID-19 unemployment fraud passed the U.S. House Tuesday night and ...
Coalition of 38 AGs and DOJ Announce Final Plan to End Google’s Search Engine Monopoly
(Just The News)—Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser recently announced a coalition of 38 attorneys general and the Department of Justice ...
Despite Legislative Ban, Texas Public Universities Still Implementing DEI Policies
(Just The News)—Despite a state legislative ban, Texas public universities are still implementing so-called diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies, ...
CA Spent $37B on Homeless, Lacks Results Data; $13B Possibly Spent on Outsiders
(The Center Square)—The California Legislative Analyst’s Office says the state has spent $37 billion on homelessness since 2019 and undercounts the ...
Forever 21 Closes L.A. Headquarters, Expected to Close Hundreds of Stores and File for Bankruptcy
(The Center Square)—Iconic retail chain Forever 21 announced it is closing its Los Angeles corporate headquarters, adding another corporate exit ...
California Bill Would Close Loopholes for Buying Sex From 16-Year-Olds
(The Center Square)—A bipartisan coalition of California lawmakers has introduced a bill to strengthen penalties, including potential felonies, for purchasing sex ...
Most Major U.S. City Budgets Are Actually in the Red
(Just The News)—A large majority of the 75 largest cities in the U.S. are in financial trouble, according to a ...