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Shooting Down Drones in California? Understanding the Legal Risks and Regulations
As drone usage expands nationwide, California maintains strict laws against shooting down unmanned aircraft, classifying such actions as federal crimes. Learn about proper protocols for handling suspicious drone activity and the comprehensive regulations governing drone operations in the state.
White Supremacist Leader Sentenced for Orchestrating Violence at California Rallies
Robert Paul Rundo, leader of the Rise Above Movement, receives two years in federal prison for planning violent activities at political rallies across California in 2017. After fleeing to Romania while charges were dismissed, he was extradited back to face conspiracy charges under the federal Anti-Riot Act.
Historic Alert: San Francisco Issues First-Ever Tornado Warning During Powerful Storm
San Francisco experienced an unprecedented weather event as officials issued the city's first tornado warning during an intense atmospheric river storm. The Level 3 storm brought severe conditions to the Bay Area, causing widespread power outages and marking a significant moment in the city's weather history.
Supreme Court to Review Fuel Industry's Standing in California Emissions Battle
The U.S. Supreme Court will examine whether fuel producers have legal standing to challenge California's unique vehicle emissions standards. While not addressing the state's regulatory powers directly, the case could impact future environmental regulation challenges and America's transition to cleaner transportation.
San Francisco's Great Highway Set for Historic Park Transformation
The California Coastal Commission has unanimously approved converting San Francisco's Upper Great Highway into a full-time park and recreational space. The ambitious project, starting in 2025, will transform a two-mile coastal stretch while addressing climate resilience, transportation, and community needs.
Ancient Redwoods Stage Remarkable Comeback After Devastating California Wildfire
Big Basin Redwoods State Park's ancient giants are showing extraordinary signs of recovery following the destructive 2020 CZU Lightning Complex fire. New growth up to 20 feet tall is emerging from blackened trunks, demonstrating the remarkable resilience of California's oldest state park.
Fatal H5N1 Cases: Los Angeles Cats Die After Consuming Recalled Raw Milk
Two indoor cats in Los Angeles County succumbed to suspected H5N1 bird flu after drinking contaminated raw milk, prompting health investigations. The cases follow similar outbreaks at farms and shelters, highlighting risks of raw dairy products to felines.
CDC Rules Out Bird Flu Link in California Child's Raw Milk Case
Recent CDC testing suggests bird flu was not responsible for a Marin County child's illness following raw milk consumption, despite initial concerns. The case drew attention amid ongoing investigations of bird flu cases in California, prompting expanded nationwide testing of unpasteurized milk.
Fentanyl Crisis Hits California Workplaces as Overdose Deaths Surge Past Traditional Hazards
Workplace overdose fatalities in California have surpassed common occupational accidents, accounting for 18% of job-related deaths in 2022. Labor unions and business owners are scrambling to address this unprecedented crisis as fentanyl transforms workplace safety challenges.
