As Trump orders trans sports ban, California says its rules protecting athletes remain in place -- Leaders of scholastic sports say they will continue to follow state law ensuring trans student athletes can participate with teams corresponding with their gender identity. California schools, NCAA diverge in responses to Trump ban on trans athletes -- The order could impel athletic governing bodies to update their policies to comply with the order, but reaction among some of the institutions potentially affected did not suggest they were about to.
California AG warns L. Constitution as he carries out his mandate from Republican President Donald Trump to overhaul the federal government. City Council committee rejects rent freeze, advances eviction protection proposal -- A key Los Angeles City Council committee on Wednesday rejected an effort to freeze rents citywide, but advanced a series of eviction protections for people economically affected by recent fires.
After brutal fire season, California lawmakers call for seasonal firefighters to be employed year-round -- A bipartisan group of California lawmakers this week announced legislation that would transition about 3, seasonal firefighters who work for the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection to year-round employees. Red Cross will move Eaton fire evacuees from Pasadena Convention Center to a new site -- The exact timing and location of the move remain unclear, but the Red Cross said Wednesday that it would continue to shelter evacuees until they could be placed in more permanent housing.
Should arsonist get death penalty if people die in wildfire? So should he be put to death? Deadly version of H5N1 bird flu spills over into Nevada dairy cattle -- A new version of the H5N1 bird flu virus has been detected in milk samples collected from dairy herds in Nevada. The strain, known as D1. Google ends hiring targets tied to diversity -- Google is the latest tech company rethinking how it approaches diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace as businesses face more political pressure from President Trump to roll back these initiatives.
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Workday chops plus Bay Area jobs, one-third of worldwide total -- Workday will chop more than jobs in the East Bay β roughly one-third of its worldwide layoff plans β a wrenching cutback spurred by a push to scout for AI opportunities. Department of Justice. Sadie Gurman, C. Kennedy Jr. White House Orders C. David E. Sanger and Julian E. Trump's moves have prompted legal challenges, though the administration may be betting on rulings in its favor with a Republican-appointed Supreme Court supermajority.
