A Napa civil grand jury found local police and the sheriff largely comply with California limits on ICE cooperation, but urged more transparency and Spanish-language outreach.

A City Council bill would lift the city ban on cats in retail food stores and fund voluntary vaccination and spay programs, though state rules still matter.

A coalition of national unions sued the FLRA in Boston to block a rule that would move most federal union election decisions to a three-member D.C. panel.

A State Department cable asks embassies to push a 'trade over aid' declaration ahead of a U.N. signing; aid groups warn it could hollow out lifesaving programs.

Mayor Daniel Lurie filed legislation to tap up to $195 million from the 2024 Healthy, Safe and Vibrant bond for hospital fixes, Chinatown clinic upgrades and street projects.

House Republicans blocked a war‑powers resolution 213–214, leaving the administration free to continue operations in Iran while exposing tight margins in Congress. Lawmakers say the tally raises pressure for new briefings and votes.

Penn & Teller told the Supreme Court that a Texas death-row conviction was tainted by police 'investigative hypnosis' and filed a brief urging review.

Portland has filed a federal antitrust suit accusing major fire‑truck makers and private‑equity owners of consolidating the market, inflating prices and delaying deliveries. City lawyers want damages and structural fixes.

Google is reportedly negotiating a deal to let the Pentagon run Gemini in classified systems while proposing contract guardrails on surveillance and autonomous weapons.

Allegations that Rep. Trevor Lee altered checks and tried to use his office to settle debts have prompted a legislative review and complicated his GOP primary fight.

Photos show Tampa leaders briefing council on a post‑disaster redevelopment plan and steps for hurricane season.

The SEC moved to let customers cross‑margin Treasuries with futures, aiming to reduce double‑margining and lower clearing costs while changing legal protections for opting‑in clients.

Justice John D. Couriel was announced as the next chief justice; his two‑year term begins July 1.