Pomona Police Round 6 Applications Remain Open Through Sept. 27
Pomona Police are accepting applications through Sept. 27 for Round 6, with wellness sessions beginning Aug. 5 and recruitment activities scheduled through Oct. 7.
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Baldwin Park residents urged to take mosquito precautions after West Nile detection
A San Gabriel Valley vector district table lists one West Nile-positive mosquito sample in Baldwin Park, tied to a July 8 trap collection. No Baldwin Park human case is reported in the cited evidence.
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Paramount projects $545,457 general fund gap as parcel-tax measure heads to November ballot
Paramount’s FY 2026-27 outlook projects a $545,457 General Fund gap and a $27.7 million 10-year deficit. A commercial and industrial parcel-tax measure is scheduled for the November 3 ballot.
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Sacramento’s Vision Zero draft plan is open for public comment through August 17
Sacramento residents can comment through August 17 on a draft street-safety plan proposing future priorities for high-injury corridors, sidewalks, speeds, crossings and other safety work.
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Antelope Valley College Lists August 3 Financial-Aid Disbursement for Palmdale Students
AVC’s August 3 summer aid disbursement date has passed. Remaining refunds are scheduled for release Friday, August 7, but eligibility, balances and enrollment changes can affect timing or amount.
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Lake Elsinore Residents Can Track the 2026 Election Filing and Ballot Process
Lake Elsinore’s 2026 municipal election nomination deadline is 4 p.m. August 7. Here is how residents can check districts, candidate status, registration and ballots.
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Colton’s Remote Public-Comment Option Is Available for City Council Meetings
Beginning July 1, 2026, Colton residents and other members of the public can attend City Council meetings remotely and provide live public comment after registering online.
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Cowboys’ 20th Oxnard training camp continues through August 18
The Cowboys’ August 4 open practice in Oxnard is free, first come and capacity limited, with more public practices and a Saints joint practice scheduled through August 18.
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Chula Vista opens review of Palomar Street wireless permit renewal
A July 29 city notice invites review and comment on a request to renew an expired permit for an existing T-Mobile rooftop wireless facility at 1771 E. Palomar Street.
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Corona’s Ontario Avenue widening reaches 90% design review, with right-of-way work next
Corona’s Ontario Avenue project is in 90% design review, but construction remains planned for early 2027 after appraisals, negotiations and potential easement or property acquisitions.
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Arcadia Police Bring National Night Out to City Hall on August 4
Arcadia’s free National Night Out runs Tuesday, August 4, from 6 to 9 p.m. at City Hall, with police activities, food, music, games and station tours.
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FTC sues Hims & Hers over alleged health-data sharing
The FTC and two state partners allege Hims & Hers shared health-related data with advertising platforms despite privacy assurances. The case is pending.
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Tracy-Area Gas Prices Ease While Diesel Rises in AAA Check
Tracy-area regular gas eased from yesterday and last week, while diesel rose from yesterday but stayed below last week as both remain above 2025 levels.
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Yucaipa’s District 1 race lists one qualified candidate ahead of August 7 deadline
A city update dated August 3 lists Greg Franklin as qualified in District 1, while Chris Venable and Chelsea Brammer-Ramirez had pulled papers but were not listed as filed.
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Hayward’s adaptive traffic signals show early gains on two busy corridors
Hayward reports faster measured traffic on parts of Tennyson Road and Winton Avenue/D Street after adaptive signal upgrades began in 2025.
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Oroville council adopts 2026-27 SB 1 road project list
Oroville City Council adopted a fiscal-year 2026-27 SB 1 project list tied to an estimated $561,423 in road funding, combining rehabilitation work with preliminary engineering for a proposed roundabout and Lincoln corridor safety improvements.
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Salinas Council Agenda Includes $1 Million Purchase of Speed Cushions
Salinas councilors are scheduled to consider authorizing up to $1 million for speed cushions, but no streets, quantities or installation dates are listed.
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Federal Medicaid deferrals pressure California and Minnesota
HHS is holding more than $1 billion in Medicaid payments while California and Minnesota document claims flagged for review, with providers facing added scrutiny.
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National City panel approves conditional alcohol permit for Highland Avenue market
Party Time Market received Planning Commission approval to pursue beer, wine and distilled-spirit sales at 2945 Highland Avenue, but ABC licensing, city conditions and a 30-day appeal process remain.
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Federal prosecutors seek continued detention of San Francisco developer in COVID-relief fraud case
Luke Brugnara remains in federal custody after a late-July arrest as a federal judge considers whether to revoke his bond in a case involving alleged COVID-relief fraud and a San Francisco home.
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Los Angeles Files First Civil Case Under Strengthened Tenant-Harassment Ordinance
The City Attorney says the lawsuit involves eight rent-stabilized units in South Los Angeles and alleges eviction pressure, service disruptions and other tenant harassment.
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Irvine’s Hoag Sun Family Campus nears September opening after surgical pavilion launch
Hoag’s Irvine expansion has entered its service-opening phase, with a surgical pavilion open and maternity, neonatal and specialty facilities planned for September 2026.