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L.A. officer who recorded his colleaguesâ racist remarks wonât face felony charges (opens the original)
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A Los Angeles police officer accused of illegally recording colleagues making racist, sexist and homophobic comments will not face felony charges, prosecutors said Wednesday, backing off a controversial case that critics said would have a chilling effect on other whistleblowers. Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman said his office would downgrade the charges against the officer, Daniel Flores, to misdemeanors, removing the possibility of a state prison sentence and paving the way
A desert town may run out of water. Others could face the same fate. (opens the original)
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KEARNY, Ariz. â Mayor Curtis Stacy starts every morning checking two websites that tell him how much he needs to worry about water. One site tells him about the reservoir that supplies his tiny desert town â itâs effectively empty. The other site tells him if the town gets additional water that other communities with more senior rights arenât using; right now, the answer is yes. But Stacy tries to remind Kearnyâs roughly 2,000 residents that they could easily tip back into crisis mode,
A desert town may run out of water. Others could face the same fate. (opens the original)
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KEARNY, Ariz. - Mayor Curtis Stacy starts every morning checking two websites that tell him how much he needs to worry about water. One site tells him about the reservoir that supplies his tiny desert town - itâs effectively empty. The other site tells him if the town gets additional water that other communities with more senior rights arenât using; right now, the answer is yes. But Stacy tries to remind Kearnyâs roughly 2,000 residents that they could easily tip back into crisis mode, jus
A desert town may run out of water. Others could face the same fate. (opens the original)
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KEARNY, Ariz. – Mayor Curtis Stacy starts every morning checking two websites that tell him how much he needs to worry about water. One site tells him about the reservoir that supplies his tiny desert town – it’s effectively empty. The other site tells him if the town gets additional water that other communities with more senior rights aren’t using; right now, the answer is yes. But Stacy tries to remind Kearny, Arizona’s roughly 2,000 residents that they could easily tip back into crisis mode,
Trumpâs One Big Beautiful Bill has cut food assistance for millions of Americans (opens the original)
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PHOENIX - Michelle Flowers says it took eight months for her to get her food stamp benefits reinstated after they lapsed last year - and she only got it done, she said, because she was laid off from her job at a call center and finally had time. The 36-year-old mother of four was exactly the kind of person the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program was meant to help. But Arizona had ramped up the programâs vetting, scrambling to comply with new rules in President Donald Trumpâs signature
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