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Transgender Cult Member Disrupts Court Hearing, Alleges Death Threat
Alexander "Somni" Leatham, a transgender woman and alleged member of the Zizian vegan cult, disrupted a California courtroom Tuesday by claiming an officer threatened to kill them for being transgender, resulting in their removal from the hearing; the cult is connected to multiple killings.
Transgender Cult Member Disrupts Court Hearing, Alleges Death Threat
Alexander "Somni" Leatham, a transgender woman and alleged member of the Zizian vegan cult, disrupted a California courtroom Tuesday by claiming an officer threatened to kill them for being transgender, resulting in their removal from the hearing; the cult is connected to multiple killings.
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60% Bias Score
Los Angeles Wildfire Likely Caused by Spontaneous Energy Generation in Unused Power Cables
An investigation into the Eaton Canyon wildfire near Los Angeles suggests that energy spontaneously generated in unused high-voltage cables, likely due to electromagnetic induction, caused the blaze, resulting in 18 deaths and nearly 10,000 destroyed buildings; Edison will bury 240 kilometers of pow...
Los Angeles Wildfire Likely Caused by Spontaneous Energy Generation in Unused Power Cables
An investigation into the Eaton Canyon wildfire near Los Angeles suggests that energy spontaneously generated in unused high-voltage cables, likely due to electromagnetic induction, caused the blaze, resulting in 18 deaths and nearly 10,000 destroyed buildings; Edison will bury 240 kilometers of pow...
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44% Bias Score
Judge Allows Menendez Brothers' Resentencing Hearing to Proceed
A Los Angeles judge ruled against the District Attorney's motion to withdraw a previous motion for resentencing, allowing Erik and Lyle Menendez, convicted in 1989 for the murder of their parents, to proceed with their resentencing hearing on April 17th; the brothers also seek clemency from Governor...
Judge Allows Menendez Brothers' Resentencing Hearing to Proceed
A Los Angeles judge ruled against the District Attorney's motion to withdraw a previous motion for resentencing, allowing Erik and Lyle Menendez, convicted in 1989 for the murder of their parents, to proceed with their resentencing hearing on April 17th; the brothers also seek clemency from Governor...
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48% Bias Score
Malibu Fire Runoff Causes Surge in Sick Wildlife
The Palisades Fire's aftermath in Malibu includes contaminated runoff containing heavy metals, causing a dramatic increase in sick and dying marine wildlife due to toxic algae blooms; one rescue center reports a fourfold increase in affected animals.
Malibu Fire Runoff Causes Surge in Sick Wildlife
The Palisades Fire's aftermath in Malibu includes contaminated runoff containing heavy metals, causing a dramatic increase in sick and dying marine wildlife due to toxic algae blooms; one rescue center reports a fourfold increase in affected animals.
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28% Bias Score
Arizona, California, Colorado Church Bomb Threats Result in Guilty Verdict
A US jury found 45-year-old Zimnako Salah guilty of planting fake bombs at four churches in Arizona, California, and Colorado between September and November 2023, after watching ISIS videos online; he also attempted to construct a real bomb, leading to hate crime charges and a potential six-year pri...
Arizona, California, Colorado Church Bomb Threats Result in Guilty Verdict
A US jury found 45-year-old Zimnako Salah guilty of planting fake bombs at four churches in Arizona, California, and Colorado between September and November 2023, after watching ISIS videos online; he also attempted to construct a real bomb, leading to hate crime charges and a potential six-year pri...
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36% Bias Score
Wildfire Smoke Worsens Mental Health: Harvard Study Reveals Link and Health Inequities
A Harvard study analyzing California's 2020 wildfires linked increased PM2.5 levels to a substantial rise in mental health emergency department admissions, particularly for depression, anxiety, and mood disorders, revealing health inequities and emphasizing the need for improved healthcare access du...
Wildfire Smoke Worsens Mental Health: Harvard Study Reveals Link and Health Inequities
A Harvard study analyzing California's 2020 wildfires linked increased PM2.5 levels to a substantial rise in mental health emergency department admissions, particularly for depression, anxiety, and mood disorders, revealing health inequities and emphasizing the need for improved healthcare access du...
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52% Bias Score
IRS-ICE Data Sharing Threatens California with $8.5 Billion Revenue Loss
The Trump administration authorized the IRS to share tax data of undocumented immigrants with ICE, potentially causing California to lose $8.5 billion in annual tax revenue due to the resulting deportations, prompting criticism from state officials and advocacy groups.
IRS-ICE Data Sharing Threatens California with $8.5 Billion Revenue Loss
The Trump administration authorized the IRS to share tax data of undocumented immigrants with ICE, potentially causing California to lose $8.5 billion in annual tax revenue due to the resulting deportations, prompting criticism from state officials and advocacy groups.
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64% Bias Score
Menendez Brothers Resentencing Hearing to Proceed
A Los Angeles court ruled that the resentencing hearing for Lyle and Erik Menendez, convicted in 1989 of murdering their parents, can proceed despite opposition from the District Attorney, potentially leading to parole eligibility under a California law for inmates under 26 at the time of their crim...
Menendez Brothers Resentencing Hearing to Proceed
A Los Angeles court ruled that the resentencing hearing for Lyle and Erik Menendez, convicted in 1989 of murdering their parents, can proceed despite opposition from the District Attorney, potentially leading to parole eligibility under a California law for inmates under 26 at the time of their crim...
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44% Bias Score
Homeowner Shot by Police After Freeway Crash in Eagle Rock
A traffic collision on the 134 Freeway in Eagle Rock, California, on Tuesday prompted a chain of events, including a homeowner shooting at fleeing suspects and a subsequent police officer-involved shooting of the homeowner, resulting in an arrest and an ongoing search for two remaining suspects.
Homeowner Shot by Police After Freeway Crash in Eagle Rock
A traffic collision on the 134 Freeway in Eagle Rock, California, on Tuesday prompted a chain of events, including a homeowner shooting at fleeing suspects and a subsequent police officer-involved shooting of the homeowner, resulting in an arrest and an ongoing search for two remaining suspects.
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48% Bias Score
California Mother's Disappearance Ruled Homicide; Persons of Interest Sought
Nikki Cheng Saelee-McCain, a 39-year-old mother of four from Shasta County, California, vanished on May 17, 2024; her disappearance was ruled a homicide on March 25, 2025, leading to an ongoing investigation involving persons of interest and a search for a red truck.
California Mother's Disappearance Ruled Homicide; Persons of Interest Sought
Nikki Cheng Saelee-McCain, a 39-year-old mother of four from Shasta County, California, vanished on May 17, 2024; her disappearance was ruled a homicide on March 25, 2025, leading to an ongoing investigation involving persons of interest and a search for a red truck.
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36% Bias Score
California's FAIR Plan Overwhelmed by Low-Risk Homeowners Amid Insurer Withdrawals
Due to private insurers' withdrawal from the California home insurance market, hundreds of thousands of homeowners, many in low-risk areas, are being forced onto the state's FAIR plan, a last-resort insurer, creating a financial strain and potential instability for the system.
California's FAIR Plan Overwhelmed by Low-Risk Homeowners Amid Insurer Withdrawals
Due to private insurers' withdrawal from the California home insurance market, hundreds of thousands of homeowners, many in low-risk areas, are being forced onto the state's FAIR plan, a last-resort insurer, creating a financial strain and potential instability for the system.
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44% Bias Score
California's Affordable Housing Land Program: Limited Success and High Costs
California's program to use surplus state land for affordable housing has yielded limited results, with only 19 of 44,000 assessed parcels currently under development; the Sugar Pine Village project in South Lake Tahoe, while using discounted land, shows per-unit costs nearing $1 million, highlighti...
California's Affordable Housing Land Program: Limited Success and High Costs
California's program to use surplus state land for affordable housing has yielded limited results, with only 19 of 44,000 assessed parcels currently under development; the Sugar Pine Village project in South Lake Tahoe, while using discounted land, shows per-unit costs nearing $1 million, highlighti...
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44% Bias Score
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