Roseville proposes $4 fares and new Arrow zones for 2027
Roseville’s unapproved proposal would raise fares for some residents, lower them for other riders and change how Arrow trips work.
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Two 15-year-olds arrested in Corona school-threat investigation
Corona police say two 15-year-old students were arrested after an investigation into online communications about a possible future attack at Corona High School. The department said searches of several residences found no weapons.
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Glendale water-rate plan remains pending before Nov. 3 hearing
Glendale’s proposed five-year water-rate changes have not been adopted. The City Council is scheduled to hold a public hearing Nov. 3.
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Andrea Cortez named Elk Grove deputy city manager
City Manager Jason Behrmann appointed Cortez to oversee three city teams and take on special projects.
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Tenstorrent closes $1.5B Series E at $6.2B valuation
Tenstorrent closed a $1.5 billion Series E at a $6.2 billion post-money valuation. It plans to scale Galaxy server deployment and advance AI and CPU intellectual property it licenses to customers designing their own chips.
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DOJ charges 28 California residents in election-related cases
Federal prosecutors announced charges against 28 lawful permanent residents in California and reported 11 arrests. A separate request to set aside certain ballots is pending court action.
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San Diego committee advances Midway Rising deal, seeks housing revision
A unanimous committee vote sends the proposed $4.223 billion Midway Rising redevelopment agreements to the City Council, with affordable-housing terms still to be revised.
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Santa Ana arrests draw criticism as accounts of encounter differ
Two women were arrested after federal agents reported being followed and blocked. Advocates dispute that account, and Santa Ana officials have questioned the police response.
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Video shows fire start in fatal-crash McLaren at Costa Mesa yard
Irvine police released footage of a fire starting in wreckage from a collision that killed two people. Investigators have not established the fire’s cause.
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Lake Elsinore warehouse hearing set for Dec. 8; EIR flags impacts
The City Council continued its hearing on the proposed Baker Street warehouses. The project’s environmental review identified significant and unavoidable air-quality and greenhouse-gas impacts.
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Tulare sets Oct. 29 deadline for District 3 council applicants
Qualified District 3 electors may apply by Oct. 29 at 5 p.m. The council is expected to consider applicants Nov. 3, but an appointment that day is not guaranteed.
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Benicia voters face three measures on Nov. 3 ballot
Benicia’s November ballot lists three city measures, including business-license modernization and a real-property transfer tax.
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No Kings rallies urge early voting 17 days before midterms
No Kings rallies on Oct. 17 urged voters to cast ballots early before the Nov. 3 federal midterm election.
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Moreno Valley Museum Opened 17 Days Before Private Ceremony
The museum opened Sept. 25, ahead of an invitation-only city ceremony at the Moreno Valley Mall on Oct. 12.
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Jury seated in Sheng Thao’s Oakland federal trial
Twelve jurors and six alternates were sworn in Oct. 13. Testimony began Oct. 15 in the trial of former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao and three co-defendants.
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Modesto advances bike rules with fines up to $5,000
The City Council advanced proposed restrictions on dangerous bicycle and e-bike riding, including escalating fines, possible impoundment and a 15-mph limit in parks and on trails.
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San Bernardino Waterman off-ramp set for 55-hour closure
The eastbound SR-210 Waterman Avenue off-ramp is scheduled to close from Oct. 16 to Oct. 19 for construction.
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Santa Clarita’s 172-acre Bike Fire reached full containment Oct. 14
The Bike Fire reached 100% containment on Oct. 14 after evacuation orders were downgraded to an advisory three days earlier.
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Fremont releases footage of fatal July shooting
Body-camera footage is public as the California Department of Justice investigation into the July 24 shooting remains active.
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NASA selects 12 institutions for $12 million in research awards
NASA selected 12 U.S. institutions for M-STAR awards supporting research tied to Moon, Mars and deep-space exploration.
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Riverside weighs data-center moratorium and code interpretation
The Land Use Committee sent two data-center policy options to the City Council on Oct. 13, but enacted neither. One would pause approvals; the other would formalize staff’s interpretation of current code.
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GKN proposal sets $100 million cap for evacuation claims
A proposed settlement tied to the May 2026 Garden Grove incident would fund claims for qualifying evacuees, but the agreement still needs court approval.