Legal aid groups seek to block cancelled contracts to represent unaccompanied immigrant children
Legal aid groups representing unaccompanied minors are seeking a temporary restraining order halting federal contract cancellations.
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Fear, confusion, and hope: Four days in San Francisco's immigration court
To get a sense of how the president’s immigration policies were impacting immigrants and the attorneys who represent them, NBC Bay Area recently spent four days attending hearings at San Francisco’s immigration court and speaking to those directly affected.
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‘Sexual harassment code of conduct' aims to hold San Francisco politicians accountable
The NBC Bay Area Investigative Unit profiles a soon-to-be unveiled process for reporting sexual misconduct within the ranks of San Francisco’s powerful and influential Democratic Party.
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Federal report says Santa Clara County Office of Education misused funds
A federal review confirms serious complaints of mismanagement at a federally funded school program in Santa Clara County that’s supposed to help families in need.
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New Cal OES leadership charts path for Next Gen 911 system as rollout remains on hold
Three months after the California Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) paused the deployment of its Next Generation 911 system over concerns the technology was prone to failures that put public safety at risk.
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Deaf students say they're passing high school without basic math, reading skills
After a hard of hearing special education student first came forward about receiving a diploma from Leigh High School in San Jose, Calif. even though he only reads at a grade school level, three more students in his program are speaking up.
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‘This has to stop:' Residents blast San Jose HOA over excessive fines, seek board recall
For more than a year, residents of the Garden Park Village say they’ve endured a barrage of petty and excessive fines from the HOA board at their San Jose condominium complex, with some owing thousands in penalties and facing financial hardship.
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Ratepayers outraged at ‘love letter' from PG&E CEO
In a recent letter to ratepayers– signed “with love” — PG&E CEO Patti Poppe talks about how much the company cares about them.
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Contra Costa Health CEO is leaving months into DOJ criminal investigation
Months into a criminal investigation by the California Department of Justice into Contra Costa Health for possible Medi-Cal fraud and elder abuse, the East Bay public health care system has announced its CEO Anna Roth is leaving.
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Trump's mass deportation plans could be hampered by record immigration court backlog
President Donald Trump has promised a massive wave of deportations under his administration, but attorneys, judges and others who are deeply embedded in U.S. immigration courts warn an influx of new cases could crush an already strained system.
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SoCal Edison probing whether idled electrical line sparked Eaton Fire
Southern California Edison told state regulators Thursday that it’s investigating whether a line it had previously shut off may have played a role in sparking the Eaton Fire above Altadena.
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Moss Landing battery fire hit plant with older, vulnerable technology, expert says
The fire at the Vistra Energy lithium battery plant in Moss Landing sparked the conversation about the facility’s storage system.
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Head Start programs can't access federal funds. Is it happening in the Bay Area?
A judge has temporarily blocked the Trump Administration’s plan to freeze trillions of dollars in federal funding. However, dozens of Head Start programs say they still can’t access their money, according to the National Head Start Association.
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‘The house is still burning': Young clergy abuse survivor says crisis isn't over
He’s possibly the youngest clergy abuse victim now suing the Catholic church in California. Now, he’s speaking out for the first time, saying abuse within the church is not a problem of the past.
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How much does our economy rely on undocumented immigrants?
There were many “A Day Without Immigrants” rallies across the country Monday. How much does our economy rely on immigrants and specifically undocumented migrants? Investigative Reporter Candice Nguyen reports.
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A closer look: ‘Day Without Immigrants' and the impact
There were many “Day Without Immigrants” rallies across the country Monday. How much does our economy rely on immigrants and specifically undocumented migrants? Raj Mathai speaks with Investigative Reporter Candice Nguyen on this.
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Trump's comments on FAA workers are ‘baseless' and ‘scary,' say disability advocates
President Donald Trump raised multiple possibilities on Thursday for the cause of the Washington, D.C., plane crash, including what he described as lowered hiring standards at the FAA. But some said his claims are baseless.
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What to know: Rapid Response Networks in the Bay Area
As reports of Immigration arrests in the Bay Area continue, so do the questions about county Rapid Response Networks. Here are some answers.
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Artificial turf opponents rally ahead of vote on controversial Santa Clara County ban
In the coming days, Santa Clara County will decide if it wants to ban artificial turf on county land.
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Plan to help Los Angeles from mass fire long stalled
Fire crews in Los Angeles County said the main thing impacting their efforts to extinguish blazes has been a lack of water. However, a new system could help deliver water to coastal areas that are affected by wildfires.
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Half Moon Bay mass shooting survivor shares story, remembers brother
It was the deadliest shooting recorded in San Mateo County, but one man who was shot survived. Now, he’s telling his story.
