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• USC president responds after weeks of unrest on campus
• The State House News Service
• Bob Pool, veteran L.A. Times newsman and observer of the human condition, dies at 79
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• Improving the Cybersecurity Posture of Healthcare in 2022
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• Negotiations at Columbia University unstable, organizers say
• CBS News Los Angeles

The university closed its campus Wednesday evening as LAPD began arresting demonstrators. At one point during the demonstrations, tensions escalated as protesters refused to relocate and remove their tents and other prohibited items, a university official said. Under Thompson's bill, any Secret Service protectee would have their security stripped if convicted of a state or federal offense that is punishable by at least a year in prison.

USC president responds after weeks of unrest on campus

MBTA officials added another pair of partial Red Line weekend closures to a long list of maintenance-fueled disruptions planned in October. Students are still performing well below pre-pandemic levels on the latest batch of statewide standardized test results, though education department officials say the scores show that the "achievement slide" from COVID-19 "has halted and recovery is underway." [Coverage Developing] Lawmakers representing marginalized communities and diverse medical leaders touted comprehensive health equity bills as a crucial solution to overcoming long-standing racial disparities during a hearing Wednesday, though insurers warned they could raise costs for patients and employers. The Governor's Council on Wednesday unanimously approved Sarah Beth Coughlin, a licensed clinical social worker, as the newest member of the state Parole Board. The Department of Transportation is on the verge of launching a new office focused on decarbonizing the transportation sector and making infrastructure more resilient in the face of climate change, its top leader said Wednesday.

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And government organizations are one of the many credible inputs that go into compiling the Human Rights Reports. This report, one of the things that it’s known for is compiling credible actions that governments take. But the inclusion of any entry in the Human Rights Report does not denote any kind of fact-finding or assessment by the United States Government as it relates to these specific entries. When it comes to this video, Hersh should be home with his family, and we and Secretary Blinken are not going to rest a single minute until that happens, including the President, of course. And we’ll continue to be very direct about those efforts, and we’ll continue to apply the tenets of our – of these factors consistently across the board with all countries. Simultaneously, we have a number of measures and efforts in place when it comes to ensuring that there is compliance with international humanitarian law.

Bob Pool, veteran L.A. Times newsman and observer of the human condition, dies at 79

The company will offer coverage “in nearly every corner” of California, Zimmerman said. The testimony marks the first time a large property insurer has publicly promised a return to the market in the disaster-prone state if the new regulations are implemented. “I’m here because I am my beloved mother’s daughter and on the day she died, which will be the two-year anniversary in one week, the disease of mental illness was lying to her and with great terror convinced her that it would never get better,” Judd continued. Aispuro, who has been with the department for 19½ years, put out an emergency broadcast that included a description of the Camry, Luna said.

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As its leaders wrestle with restoring some semblance of reliable service, the MBTA continues to face financial uncertainty. Agency budget-writers project they will have an operating budget deficit of hundreds of millions of dollars in the next few years, and the T newly estimates it would cost $24.5 billion to achieve a state of good repair for all of its assets. Healey pointed out that these immigrants are in the state lawfully, but many are prohibited from working due to federal immigration policy.

As Business Insider previously reported, there would be major logistical hurdles to overcome if Trump were to be incarcerated. By law, former presidents and their spouses are entitled to lifetime protection unless they decline to accept the security. In 1947, she formally turned over ownership of the New Service to Paul Ryan, her longtime reporter and editor.

The bill also sets a foundation of up to $175 million in state savings that can be redirected toward shelters in fiscal 2025. Both the House and Healey want to provide another $325 million through the annual state budget. If Healey approves the latest injection of funding, it would push the total amount Beacon Hill has appropriated to the emergency assistance shelter system over the course of fiscal 2024 to about $826 million — more than four and a half times as much as the state spent on the program in fiscal 2021. "As we all know, the projected cost of the state's emergency shelter program is on an unsustainable trajectory, and there is no federal assistance in sight," Rodrigues said on the Senate floor. "Without action, it will continue to undercut the collective work we all have engaged in over these last few years to support our state's fiscal year." Senate Ways and Means Committee Chair Michael Rodrigues, the lead negotiator from his chamber, called the final compromise "a fiscally responsible, humane and sustainable response to the ongoing emergency assistance shelter crisis."

Negotiations at Columbia University unstable, organizers say

Evacuation orders were issued in parts of Los Angeles County, bringing "life-threatening" flood risks and dangerously high winds to the area. One person died in a house fire in South Los Angeles, the Los Angeles Fire Department reported. Target, looking for ways to add sales, is relaunching its Target Circle loyalty program including a new paid membership with unlimited free same-day delivery in as little as an hour for orders over $35. Prosecutors in former President Donald Trump's criminal trial in New York called two new witnesses to the stand on Friday, rounding out the first week of testimony.

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In light of that, we’ve also continued to see some steps in the right direction when it comes to humanitarian assistance, but we also continue to stress the importance and we need to see additional steps being taken when it comes to deconfliction mechanisms and steps that they can take to protect humanitarian workers. Ambassador Satterfield spoke a great deal about that yesterday, about things like comms equipment and other ways in which steps can be taken to ensure that humanitarian workers are kept safe, and we’re going to continue to press our partners in Israel for those kinds of things. But these are deliberative processes that are rigorous, that are detail-oriented, that are rooted in the law and rooted in facts, and they take time.

Video from the scene showed protestors not resisting arrest as LAPD handcuffed them with zip ties and escorted them away from the ongoing protest. The Los Angeles Police Department arrested approximately 50 protestors at the University of Southern California after campus police gave a dispersal order to demonstrators, according to a CNN crew at the scene. CT, 34 arrests have been made by law enforcement on the UT Austin campus, according to an X post from the Texas Department of Public Safety.

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Dems Propose 9-Month Stay Limit In Shelter $$ Agreement.

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Asked how long the current allocation will support the system, and if she was planning to file another supplemental request for shelter funds before fiscal 2024 ends, Healey responded, "I think this is a fluid situation." Lawmakers directed another $250 million toward the shelter system in a supplemental budget, though there is some uncertainty about just how far that money will go. "We're going to get people working, we're housing people now. The shelter system, of course, exists around the state, right? There's shelters and housing, through the emergency shelter system, around the state. So that's the existing infrastructure," Healey said. "We have tried to stand up, particularly from March forward, sites that would accommodate the numbers that we were seeing." "We're seeing numbers that we have never seen before in our shelter system. And let's look at what happened. I mean, we have a situation geopolitically that's resulted in so many people coming into this country who are fleeing abuse and persecution and hardship." The Senate usually debates its annual budget bill the week before Memorial Day weekend.

Social pressures to be productive – not to mention a culture that prizes multi-tasking – make doing nothing hard to do, for fear of being accused of the dreaded sin of laziness. However, experts say there are rewards for not pushing yourself to the edge all the time. The Ontario Police Department stopped an apparent follow home robbery after the would-be victims spotted the handful of suspects eying them at a local bank last Thursday. One person died in a house fire in Florence, the Los Angeles Fire Department reported. Drug Enforcement Administration, in partnership with local law enforcement agencies, is intended to remove commonly abused drugs, that sit in medicine cabinets, out of circulation. Campus protests over the war in Gaza are intensifying at the University of Southern California and the LAPD Saturday remained on alert.

Other buildings on the campus in Arcata are at risk of being occupied, and protesters “have shown a willingness” to lock themselves in facilities and steal equipment, the officials said. Negotiations between protesters and Columbia University officials about clearing the encampment on its lawn that had been extended for 48 hours have been “unstable," said Esha Karam, managing director of Columbia Daily Spectator, citing student organizers. The coming storm was also affecting the recreational activities available to Southern California residents this weekend.