World & Nation

Supreme Court will decide if gun owners may carry in private places open to the public
California is one of five states that have tried to restrict guns in all public places. — Oct 3
Trump uses repeated funding cuts to pressure California, complicating state's legal fight
California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta has sued the Trump administration more than 40 times. He says President Trump disregards the rule of law and overstates his control of federal funding. — Oct 3
She went to get her green card and now faces deportation. Did the feds trick her?
Barbara Gomes Marques May, a filmmaker from Brazil, could be torn from her husband in Los Angeles if she is deported. — Oct 3
Teen's claim he was nabbed, shot by 'Hispanic' men sparked outrage. It was a hoax, police say
A 17-year-old Florida boy triggered a statewide Amber Alert after he said he had been shot and abducted by four "Hispanic" men, a report authorities later said had been a hoax. — Oct 2
Newsom threatens to cut state funding to universities that sign Trump's political compact
The White House asked nine major universities, including USC, to commit to President Trump's political priorities in exchange for more favorable access to federal money. Gov. Gavin Newsom said California colleges that comply will have state funding taken away. — Oct 2

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