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California

Commentary | Congress, not POTUS, decides on government spending — how ‘power of the purse’ works

By Zachary Price, for The Conversation | Local News Matters | February 22, 2025
UC College of Law Associate Professor Zachary Price explains why James Madison would not be pleased with Trump and Musk.
Education

UC Berkeley grad student research unions band together to fight Trump’s federal cuts

By Ruth Dusseault | Bay City News | February 22, 2025
UC officials estimate the overall impact of the proposed cut to the university system to be more than $600 million, more than half of UC’s total research awards.
Fires

Meet the NorCal women behind Watch Duty, an app that informs people during wildfires

By Elsa Cavazos, The Mendocino Voice | February 22, 2025
The app has become an indispensable source of facts on the ground in fire season.
Bay Area

Bill aimed at stiffer penalties for cockfighting takes on new urgency amid bird flu outbreak

By Alise Maripuu, Bay City News | February 22, 2025
Gamefowl can pose a greater risk for contracting and spreading bird flu since they are often exposed to bloody birds and are transported across state lines without oversight, according to the Humane Society of the United States.
High School

Girls basketball | Piedmont falls at Cardinal Newman

By Damin Esper | February 21, 2025
Highlanders will face Salesian next
California

California college leaders anxious, uncertain as Trump orders end to diversity programs

By Michael Burke And Amy DiPierro | EdSource | February 21, 2025
UC could be especially vulnerable because it receives nearly $6 billion annually in federal funds for research and other program support and at least $1.7 billion in student financial aid, including Pell grants and work study programs.
Featured in Category

Boys basketball | Piedmont rolls over Ukiah, 87-49

By Damin Esper | February 21, 2025
Boys basketball advances to face Jesse Bethel on February 22.
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A New Perspective: Dream Inn, dream on, dream house | Real Estate Insights

By Julie Gardner & Sarah Abel | Compass | February 21, 2025
[SPONSORED] Is there a remodel in your future? Understanding the cosmetic fixer vs.
City

City seeks input about parking in Piedmont’s civic center

By City of Piedmont | February 21, 2025
Share your experience in a brief online survey, open through March 12.
Bay Area

Homeless unions on both sides of Bay sue cities to prevent sweeps, program closures

By Joe Dworetzky, Bay City News | February 21, 2025
In June 2024 the US Supreme Court found it was not a violation of the Constitution’s prohibition against “cruel and unusual punishment” for a city to enforce its anti-camping ordinances against people sleeping on the streets, even if there was no alternative shelter available.
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