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Neighborhood groups monitor immigration enforcement amid rising fear and federal scrutiny.
Anthony Orendorff was jailed for four days without bail before charges were dropped.
Research on HIV, cancer and infertility is being quietly dismantled under Trump’s anti-DEI agenda.
With immigration raids on the rise, many in need of health care are choosing to remain at home.
Many are fighting to keep their court cases open so that they can still request asylum.
Since his return, newsrooms have downplayed Trump’s decline, helping normalize a presidency defined by incoherence, paranoia, and cruelty.
Pennsylvania’s largest hospital joins rise in employers citing federal changes to fight unionization.
Black-led groups in Southern California demonstrate the urgency of continuing to invest in the fight for social justice.
LAPD’s response to anti-ICE protests, which has already resulted in litigation, is putting additional stress on the city’s budget.
While Trump considers expelling undocumented farm workers, California’s economy hangs in the balance.
Advocates worry that soft drinks, candy and other ultra-processed foods bought with government funds via EBT cards may be in his sights.
Since 1970, more than 75,000 miners have died of black lung disease. Now, researchers working to prevent those deaths get layoff notices.
Graduation parties, medical appointments, playing outside are all too risky. “I’m scared to death to leave my house.”
The once-declining Rust Belt city of Erie, Pennsylvania, has been bouncing back, partly thanks to immigration. The Trump administration’s policies threaten that growth.
Will Sacramento’s budget shortfall turn off the lights of community health care centers?
A warming climate — fueled in part by the state’s oil and gas production — has parched rivers and turned forests to tinder.
Demonstrators, journalists and bystanders faced LAPD tear gas and projectiles following ICE raids.
The Guatemalan man told officials that he had colon cancer when he first arrived at Otay Mesa Detention Center, according to his medical records.
A waste incinerator, a paper plant and a sewage treatment facility all jammed in a town of 35,000. “Our children literally cannot breathe.”
The president and his former ally were united long enough to hurt millions of people here and abroad.