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Newsom Deploys CHP to High-Crime Cities, Countering Trump

Governor Gavin Newsom announced Thursday that California Highway Patrol “crime suppression teams” will be dispatched to major cities including Los Angeles, San Diego, Sacramento, and the Bay Area to bolster local police efforts. The move, framed as a collaborative approach to public safety, comes as President Trump threatens to activate the National Guard in Democratic-led cities. Newsom emphasized the success of similar initiatives in reducing crime and thanked local leaders, including L.A. Mayor Karen Bass, for their partnership.

CDC Director Susan Monarez Departs After Less Than a Month

After only weeks in the role, CDC Director Susan Monarez is out, with no explanation offered by federal officials. Her attorneys insist she neither resigned nor was fired, claiming she was targeted for resisting political pressure. The sudden exit comes amid multiple top-level resignations at the agency, raising fresh concerns about the politicization of public health.

Compton Art and History Museum Expands to a New Home

The Compton Art and History Museum is relocating to a larger space on West Compton Boulevard, making room for expanded exhibits that celebrate local legends like Dr. Dre and the Williams sisters. The move marks a major step forward for the museum as it continues to honor the city’s rich cultural and historical legacy.

Cosm Extends NFL Partnership to Bring Immersive Game Days to LA

Cosm has announced a multi-year extension of its partnership with the NFL, continuing to host immersive live game experiences at its venues in Los Angeles and Dallas. At Cosm LA, located next to SoFi Stadium, fans can watch Chargers and Rams away games, Sunday Night Football, Thursday Night Football, and even the Super Bowl in “Shared Reality” on massive 12K+ LED domes. The experience blends high-resolution visuals, broadcaster commentary, and the energy of a live crowd for a one-of-a-kind NFL gameday atmosphere.

Rams Unveil Bold “Midnight Mode” Rivalries Uniform

The Los Angeles Rams revealed their newest alternate look, “Midnight Mode,” part of the NFL’s Rivalries program. Inspired by SoFi Stadium’s glow, L.A.’s grit, and the city’s night energy, the sleek design features a near-black base with Royal & Sol accents. Fans can grab the new gear starting Sept. 10, with the first on-field debut set for Nov. 16 against the Seahawks.

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