California has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for withholding $33 million in federal funding, claiming non-compliance with English proficiency rules for truck drivers. The state argues the decision threatens safety and economic stability,

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On Thursday, California Attorney General Rob Bonta and a coalition of 20 states secured a permanent injunction blocking the Trump Administration’s unlawful attempt to shut down the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) bipartisan Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program.

Sleep is a rare commodity at Lindsay Crain's house. Most nights, she and her husband are up dozens of times, tending to their daughter's seizures. The 16-year-old flails her arms, thrashes and kicks -- sometimes for hours.

California is suing the Trump administration for withholding $33 million in federal funding for failing to meet English proficiency rules for truck drivers. The state argues it adheres to federal requirements,

A judge dismissed the Trump administration’s request to throw out a lawsuit brought by the state’s high-speed rail authority.

Gov. Gavin Newsom said the restrictions could worsen the crisis by limiting long-term solutions, impacting tens of thousands of Californians. He noted that last year, of the $683 million the state received in CoC funding, approximately 90% went to permanent housing projects.

Earlier this year, Attorney General Rob Bonta and a coalition successfully sued the Trump Administration, leading to the reinstatement of federal funding for AmeriCorps in California. The administrati