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California K-12 schools with military-style rifles don’t always disclose them as law requires (opens the original)
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This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Police forces at California’s K-12 schools have quietly been purchasing and using military equipment for decades — and some have yet to comply with a state law requiring them to disclose that to the public. In 2014, public records revealed the Pentagon had armed California public school police agencies with surplus military gear. The Los Angeles School Police Department, supplied with grenade launchers, assault rif
Armed school police (opens the original)
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The backstory: In 2014, public records revealed the Pentagon had armed California public school police agencies with surplus military gear, including the Los Angeles Unified School District. But beyond the Pentagon’s surplus program, law enforcement agencies including school police have the option to purchase military-grade equipment on their own. A CalMatters investigation has found that the nine K-12 districts in California with these weapons have not been routinely reporting their inventories
UC San Diego is cutting ties with the Border Patrol after student outcry (opens the original)
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A California public university cut ties with a federal program that paid for campus police to aid Border Patrol, within weeks of CalMatters revealing the decade-long partnership. Operation Stonegarden, a grant managed by the Department of Homeland Security, allocates an average of $11 million each year for California law enforcement agencies to work with U.S. Customs and Border Protection and its subagency Border Patrol on border security missions. Dozens of police forces throughout the state re
UC San Diego is cutting ties with the Border Patrol after student outcry (opens the original)
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This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. A California public university cut ties with a federal program that paid for campus police to aid Border Patrol, within weeks of CalMatters revealing the decade-long partnership. Operation Stonegarden, a grant managed by the Department of Homeland Security, allocates an average of $11 million each year for California law enforcement agencies to work with U.S. Customs and Border Protection and its subagency Border P
Cooldown incoming (opens the original)
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The details: Highs in most of L.A. and Orange counties this week will be in the 80s and 90s. Temperatures will tick up from Friday to Sunday, when parts of the San Fernando and San Gabriel valleys could get up to110 degrees. Rough surf: Forecasters are warning of hazardous rip currents and waves at beaches up and down the coast throughout the week and weekend. South-facing stretches of coastline will be hit the hardest. Officials recommend checking surf conditions before heading to the beach. If
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