UC Docs Storm SF Hospital as 10,000 Push to Unionize
Nearly 10,000 University of California attending physicians launched a union drive at Zuckerberg San Francisco General, saying they will press for better staffing, training and patient‑safety protections.
Beverly Hills Neighbors Fume As Tower Drive Builder’s Remedy High-Rise Marches On
Beverly Hills council upheld approval for an eight‑story, 55‑unit Builder's Remedy project at 232 S. Tower Drive, including 11 affordable units. Councilors added limits on construction hours.
California Sheriffs Clash With State Over Law They Say Lets Teen Killers Walk By 26
Sheriffs say changes to California law funnel serious youthful offenders into county custody and lead to releases by the mid‑20s. We unpack SB 823 and §3051 and explain what they actually do.
State Watchdog Rips UC, CSU Over Sex Misconduct Gaps Despite Progress
A state audit says UC and CSU have improved Title IX handling but found inconsistent discipline, weak outreach and problematic language in some reports.
Boyle Heights Blitz: Hilton Bets He Can Win Over Trump-Hating Voters
Steve Hilton launched his general‑election campaign in Boyle Heights with full‑page ads targeting anti‑Trump voters and an affordability pitch. Polling still shows Xavier Becerra with a wide lead.
Stolen LAPD Cruiser Vanishes From Exposition Park, Pops Up In San Juan Capistrano
An LAPD Crown Victoria taken from Exposition Park during an LAFC match was later recovered in San Juan Capistrano, police said. The department said there were no weapons inside.












