California stands to lose $278 billion without undocumented workers: report

A new report has found that the economic impact of the federal government’s mass deportations in California could result in a loss of more than $278 billion for the Golden State.

How men can take charge of their heath health
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KTVU's Alex Savidge sits down with Dr. Jamal Rana, Chief of Cardiology at Kaiser Permanente to discuss how men can take charge of their heart health.

War abroad, risks at home: Ex-Pentagon advisor breaks down Israel-Iran Escalation
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Jasmine El-Gamal, former Pentagon Middle East advisor, explains war between Israel and Iran, and what U.S. involvement could look like. El-Gamal served as a Middle East advisor to the United States Department of Defense from 2008-2015, where she handled the Iraq, Lebanon and Syria portfolios. During her tenure, she covered issues related to the Arab Spring, ISIS, Guantanamo Bay, among others.

PFlag San Jose/Peninsula
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PFlag San Jose/Peninsula is a support system for the LGBTQ+ community and their families, helping to amplify their voices for a more equitable world.

Security questions loom following attacks on politicians in Minnesota
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The man accused of assassinating a Minnesota lawmaker and her husband returns to court in 10 days. Vance Boelter, 57, faces state and federal charges ranging from first-degree murder, to stalking and gun charges.

President Trump orders more enforcement in Democrat-led cities
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President Trump has ordered ICE to expand its deportation efforts in Democrat-run cities, including Los Angeles. His announcement comes as the White House is telling immigration officers to pause action at farms, hotels and restaurants due to the impact the arrests are having on those industries.

Trump v. Newsom over National Guard is extremely unusual case: legal expert
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George Washington University of Law professor Laura Dickinson said the Trump v. Newsom argument over who has authority over the National Guard is an extremely unusual case.

These new laws take effect in California on July 1

A series of new laws will go into effect in California on July 1. They range from legislation related to consumer issues to a law seeking to crack down on retail theft, as well as minimum wage hikes in many Bay Area cities.

Judge sets trial date for Hercules police Taser case

A federal judge on Monday set a trial date in a case where a young man is suing the Hercules Police Department after officers were seen on video using a Taser on him to get out of his car while he was suffering from a medical seizure.

Frontier Valley wants Trump to declare national emergency to build tech city in Alameda

The founder of a company is calling on President Trump to declare a national security emergency, so he can build a new tech city on the site of a former Naval Air Base in Alameda. 

Bright sun, warmer
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Today will be sunny and warmer with temps in the high 80s inland.