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Immigration Raids at Ventura Cannabis Farms Leave 1 Dead, 200 Arrested

Federal raids at two Ventura County cannabis farms on Thursday led to the arrest of 200 people and the death of a farmworker who reportedly fell while fleeing agents. The chaos also involved gunfire aimed at law enforcement and the rescue of 10 minors. The FBI is offering a $50,000 reward for information on the suspected gunman, while Governor Gavin Newsom condemned the agents’ conduct amid violent clashes with protestors.

Mayor Bass Signs Order to Shield Immigrants from ICE Raids

In response to recent federal immigration raids, Mayor Karen Bass has signed an executive directive requiring all L.A. city departments to submit preparedness plans, train staff, and report ICE activity. The order aims to safeguard immigrant communities, reinforce existing sanctuary policies, and ensure that city workers and contractors understand their rights when confronted by federal agents.

L.A. Man Sues DHS for $1M Over Alleged Unlawful ICE Arrest While Filming Raid

Job Garcia, a U.S. citizen and PhD student, is suing the Department of Homeland Security for $1 million after allegedly being violently and unlawfully arrested by ICE agents while filming an immigration raid at a Hollywood Home Depot. Garcia, who was detained for 25 hours despite repeatedly stating his citizenship, claims his arrest was racially motivated and retaliatory. The complaint, filed by MALDEF, alleges multiple constitutional violations and seeks accountability under the Federal Tort Claims Act.

Najee Harris Injured in Fireworks Mishap Ahead of Chargers Training Camp

Newly signed Chargers running back Najee Harris sustained a minor eye injury during a 4th of July fireworks accident in his hometown of Antioch. While he’s expected to make a full recovery, his availability for the start of training camp on July 17 is now uncertain. The one-year deal signee was poised to lead L.A.’s backfield this season—an important year for both Harris and the team as they aim to rebound from a disappointing 2023.

California Mandates Drink Covers at Bars to Combat Tampering

A new California law now requires bars to offer drink covers to customers upon request, part of a broader effort to curb drink tampering and improve nightlife safety. The legislation, authored by Assemblymember Josh Lowenthal, follows previous laws mandating drug test kits and emergency protocols for suspected spiking incidents. While some business owners cite cost and waste concerns, the measure aims to prioritize patron protection statewide.

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