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A federal judge in July gave digital equity advocates a partial victory against President Donald Trump, stopping his attempt to unilaterally kill a multibillion-dollar grant program Congress created.
A new report shows that many day laborers who worked in debris cleanup and recovery after the January 2025 wildfire in Altadena often worked through informal contracts that provided inconsistent safety protections and lacked proper oversight.
More than $20 million in CalKIDS Scholarships are available to 40,000 California community college students. Many could receive up to $1,500 to help pay for tuition, books, computers and other educational expenses.
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