Bexar County signed a jail‑limited 287(g) agreement with ICE but has not applied for the state grants that accompany it, the Texas Comptroller says.

Six Bay Area families filed in San Jose to block a DOJ grand‑jury subpoena seeking Stanford records, saying the demand would expose transgender minors and staff.

Incumbent Josh Harder topped Tuesday’s primary in the redrawn 9th District; Republican John McBride took the second slot and will face Harder in November. Analysts point to the new map and Harder’s fundraising advantage.

Fact‑checkers reviewed claims from the May 28 Lawton debate and found several misleading or incomplete lines about taxes and prosecutions. Here’s what checks out and what doesn’t.

Early returns show San Diego voters trailing Measure A, the vacant‑home tax that would have charged $8,000–$10,000 a year. County election officials say counts will continue this week.

Early returns show Judge Leon Dixson holding a sizable lead over Dave Bass in a rare, politically charged Placer County judgeship contest.

City Council accepted about $3.5M in federal and host‑committee funds to reimburse police and fire overtime for team hotels, perimeter security and downtown fan hubs. The money funds round‑the‑clock staffing and medic teams during the month‑long World Cup surge.

The Hawai‘i State Energy Office corrected spreadsheet mistakes in a May 2026 update that changed LNG’s economics, lifting some scenarios and refocusing regulators on Waiau and a JERA $2B plan.

Memphis leaders held a town hall this week and sketched a summer of town halls, church partnerships and registration drives after the state map split the city. Organizers say the fight has moved from the statehouse into neighborhoods.

Los Angeles County now processes nearly all ballots at a converted Fry’s Electronics in the City of Industry — a tightly secured 144,000‑square‑foot hub built for observation and scale.

Sen. Louis Blessing’s SB382 would put many statewide and congressional candidates on a single primary ballot; backers tout broader participation while critics warn of gaming and higher costs.

Two millage renewals will appear on Slidell’s June 27 ballot to continue funding for water, sewer and residential garbage, city officials say.

Jane Nelson announced she'll step down as Texas secretary of state effective July 17 after more than three years leading the office. The governor has not named a replacement.