AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTrump-Iran Backlash: California leaders blasted President Donald Trump after he joked that Iran could “take out” Los Angeles and San Diego, with Gov. Gavin Newsom calling the remarks “deranged and dangerous” and mayors warning it could compromise public safety. China Espionage Case: The FBI arrested Irvine realtor Wanying Zhang (Heather) at LAX, accusing her of acting as an unregistered agent for China by surveilling Taiwan President Lai’s son and sending vehicle info to Beijing. Rideshare Liability: A California arbitrator awarded $40M to parents of an Uber passenger killed after being abandoned on a freeway, rejecting Uber’s arguments that Proposition 22 and its contractor model shield it. Workplace Health: A new study found gas-stove restaurant kitchens had higher nitrogen dioxide and more extreme heat than all-electric kitchens, raising health concerns for California’s food workers. Election Watch: California’s 1st Congressional District race is set for November between newly sworn-in Rep. James Gallagher and Sen. Mike McGuire under new Proposition 50 boundaries. Infrastructure Update: The final phase of the Golden Gate Bridge seismic retrofit begins with overnight lane closures while keeping traffic moving.
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