West Coast prepares for No Kings protests | West Coast Wrap
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A third 'No Kings' protest is scheduled for March 28, and organizers are expecting high numbers of Americans to turn out and voice their disapproval of the Trump Administration. City work crews in Los Angeles installed gates to block access to freeways in the event demonstrators try to shut down the roads, but organizers are calling on attendees to be peaceful. West Coast Wrap covers news from around the western U.S., including California, Arizona and Washington.

Bay Area fashion week navigates global tensions
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From rising prices to grounded travel plans, the Middle East conflict is creating ripple effects across the fashion industry. Shirin Hashem, founder of Fashion Community Week, shares how the crisis is complicating efforts to spotlight international and underrepresented designers. Nahyeon Park, a social media and production manager, also talks volunteer opportunities.

Healing through aquariums
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Bright plants, colorful fish, and a powerful purpose. "Ivan the Angelfish" is a nonprofit started by Evan Johnson, a high school sophomore, who is transforming ordinary rooms into soothing aquatic environments, all while teaching real-world biology.

Shutdown clock ticks as DHS bill moves forward
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Senate votes to fund most of D.H.S. in bid to end partial shutdown. Peter Loge, director of the School of Media and Public Affairs at The George Washington University, gives insight.

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Olympics bans transgender women from competing
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Transgender women will not be able to compete in the Olympics moving forward after the International Olympics Committee implemented a new eligibility policy. The IOC says it's to protect fairness. Others call it discriminatory. 

Verdicts against Meta, YouTube to reshape big tech legal protections
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A Los Angeles jury found Instagram and YouTube liable for designing their platforms to addict young users. Leeza Garber, cybersecurity and privacy attorney, gives insight.

Celtic all-stars to perform at Sonoma State University
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Canada’s Celtic superstars Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy are bringing their unstoppable energy to Sonoma State University. The duo will also be joined by their daughter, making this a powerful celebration of family, tradition, and the future of Celtic music. Location: Weill Hall, Green Music Center. Thursday, March 26.

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Vote to explore NBA Expansion in the West | West Coast Wrap
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NBA team owners voted on Wednesday to explore the possibility of adding teams to two new cities: Seattle and Las Vegas. Prospective ownership groups are being tasked with putting together their bids, while NBA leadership examines the benefits of growth.

Francophonie in focus at Alliance Française de San Francisco
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A historic institution with a modern mission, Noémie Herail, executive director of Alliance Française de San Francisco, shares how language and culture bring communities together for Francophonie. Join the celebrations March 26–28 at 1345 Bush Street.

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Meta loses $375 million lawsuit to New Mexico AG

The New Mexico Attorney General's Office proved its case to a civil jury that awarded $375 million in damages. Meta's response though a spokesperson: “We respectfully disagree with the verdict and will appeal."

Meta violated consumer protection laws, jury finds | West Coast Wrap
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A landmark decision came out of New Mexico on Tuesday, where a judge ruled Meta, the parent company of Facebook violated consumer protection laws. The ruling says the company violated the state's unfair practices act in regards to what it knew about child exploitation dangers on its platforms. 

San Francisco home sells for an astounding $2 million over the asking price

It’s even staggering by Bay Area standards, where homes commonly go for over the asking price. In San Francisco last week, a home in the city’s Inner Richmond neighborhood sold for $2 million over the listing price, to close at $4.95 million. 

'Alzheimer’s clock': Highly accurate blood test can predict what age symptoms may start, study finds

Scientists say they’ve developed a highly accurate, single blood test that can predict within three to four years when a person is likely to start experiencing symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease (AD).