Friday’s Headlines
Today's headlines are dominated by the shocking assault on California by the federal government,
9:17 AM PDT on June 13, 2025
- Trump Attacks California
- Senator Padilla (LAT, SacBee)
- Los Angeles (LAT, Daily News, SF Chron)
- Immigration Courts (SacBee)
- Orange County (OC Register, OC Register)
- EV Regulations (SacBee)
- Governor Newsom (SF Chron)
- Authors (SF Chron)
- Non-Profits (SacBee)
- Weekends (Daily News)
- Ping-Pong on Rulings Regarding Returning Control of Guard to CA (SFGate)
- Looking for a No Kings Protest Near You? (SF Chron, FresnoBee, Samo Next, KTLA, SacBee)
- Op/Ed: Fresno Must Fix Broken Streets, Even if It Means Debt (FresnoBee)
Get the rest of the headlines at SBUSA, SBLA, and SBSF.
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