Brad Jones
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Brad Jones is an award-winning journalist based in Southern California.
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UPenn Bans Males Who Identify as Female From Women’s Sports
‘The university will be sending a personal apology to every female athlete who was forced to compete against a man,’ the education secretary said.
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DOJ Sues California County Over Noncitizen Voting Records
The lawsuit alleges the Orange County Registrar of Voters concealed improper registrations by refusing to release records.
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Tight Race for Assembly Seat in Riverside County Could Head to Runoff
Republican Natasha Johnson leads Democrat Chris Shoults by less than 1 percent, and both are short of 50 percent.
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‘No Kings’ Rallies Across US Protest Against Trump Agenda
Protest organizers said that millions demonstrated across hundreds of events.
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Prosecutors Warn Some Rioters Could Face Long Prison Sentences
Federal and district attorneys highlight criminal cases and potential penalties for violence during Los Angeles protests.
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LA Riot Response Spurs Federal, State Disagreements
The federal government deployed troops to quell riots and the state sued, alleging overreach.
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Elite CBP Tactical Unit in LA, More Agents on Standby Amid Riots: Source
The deployment of BORTAC, the SWAT-like Border Patrol unit comes amid chaos in America’s second largest city.
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LAPD Declares Several Anti-ICE Protests ‘Unlawful Assemblies’ on Third Day of Protests
California Gov. Gavin Newsom asked for withdrawal of the national guardsmen and has called Trump’s deployment of the national guard inflammatory.
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California Launches Wolf Mapping System in Wake of Attacks on Cattle
The state provides approximate location of GPS-collared wolves to ranchers and the public once a day.
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Wolves Wreak Havoc on Cattle Herds in California
Ranchers say their hands are tied as reintroduced wolves—listed as endangered—are feasting on cattle instead of hunting elk and deer.
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UPenn Bans Males Who Identify as Female From Women’s Sports
‘The university will be sending a personal apology to every female athlete who was forced to compete against a man,’ the education secretary said.
|
DOJ Sues California County Over Noncitizen Voting Records
The lawsuit alleges the Orange County Registrar of Voters concealed improper registrations by refusing to release records.
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Tight Race for Assembly Seat in Riverside County Could Head to Runoff
Republican Natasha Johnson leads Democrat Chris Shoults by less than 1 percent, and both are short of 50 percent.
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‘No Kings’ Rallies Across US Protest Against Trump Agenda
Protest organizers said that millions demonstrated across hundreds of events.
|
Prosecutors Warn Some Rioters Could Face Long Prison Sentences
Federal and district attorneys highlight criminal cases and potential penalties for violence during Los Angeles protests.
|
LA Riot Response Spurs Federal, State Disagreements
The federal government deployed troops to quell riots and the state sued, alleging overreach.
|
Elite CBP Tactical Unit in LA, More Agents on Standby Amid Riots: Source
The deployment of BORTAC, the SWAT-like Border Patrol unit comes amid chaos in America’s second largest city.
|
LAPD Declares Several Anti-ICE Protests ‘Unlawful Assemblies’ on Third Day of Protests
California Gov. Gavin Newsom asked for withdrawal of the national guardsmen and has called Trump’s deployment of the national guard inflammatory.
|
California Launches Wolf Mapping System in Wake of Attacks on Cattle
The state provides approximate location of GPS-collared wolves to ranchers and the public once a day.
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Wolves Wreak Havoc on Cattle Herds in California
Ranchers say their hands are tied as reintroduced wolves—listed as endangered—are feasting on cattle instead of hunting elk and deer.
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