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The risk of deportation still hangs over thousands of people in the DACA program
A pending case before a federal judge in Texas could lead to the end of the DACA program.
Nation World
Sen. Manchin proposes changes to Democrats' voting bill
Senate Democrats meet Thursday to discuss the potential revisions.
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Gov. Abbott allocates $250M in funding for border wall; urges private citizens to help pay for it
The governor said the money allocated will get things started by paying for a project manager and for negotiations with land owners on the Texas border.
California
California law allows you to break a window on a hot car to save a child's life
Much like with animals left in hot cars, you are allowed to break into a hot car to save a child's life without being charged for property damage or trespassing.
National Politics
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Sacramento
Sacramento City Council restraining order against District 4 staffer denied | Update
The Sacramento City Council approved the action by an 8 to 1 vote, however it was not granted.
Nation World
Biden signs bill making Juneteenth a national holiday
President Biden signed a bill Thursday declaring Juneteenth as a national holiday. He called the day, an, "important moment in our history."
Nation World
Biden talks importance of "embracing" Juneteenth
US President Biden called Thursday a, "really, really really important moment in our history." Thursday Biden signed a bill making Juneteenth a national holiday.
Nation World
Harris thanks advocates who pushed to make Juneteenth a national holiday
Speaking in the East Room, US Vice President Kamala Harris talked about the "many names" Juneteenth has been known as, adding "National Holiday" to the list.
Nation World
High court backs food companies Nestle, Cargill in child slave labor suit
The lawsuit claimed Nestle and Cargill knowingly bought cocoa beans from farms in Africa that used child slave labor.
Nation World
US jobless claims tick up to 412,000 from a pandemic low
As the job market has strengthened, the number of weekly applications for unemployment aid has fallen for most of the year.
Politics
The risk of deportation still hangs over thousands of people in the DACA program
A pending case before a federal judge in Texas could lead to the end of the DACA program.
Nation World
Sen. Manchin proposes changes to Democrats' voting bill
Senate Democrats meet Thursday to discuss the potential revisions.
Local News
Gov. Abbott allocates $250M in funding for border wall; urges private citizens to help pay for it
The governor said the money allocated will get things started by paying for a project manager and for negotiations with land owners on the Texas border.
California
California law allows you to break a window on a hot car to save a child's life
Much like with animals left in hot cars, you are allowed to break into a hot car to save a child's life without being charged for property damage or trespassing.
National Politics
Biden admin extends protections to transgender students
The decision is based on last year’s Supreme Court ruling protecting gay, lesbian and transgender people from discrimination in employment.
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