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Federal Plan Mandates Colorado River Water Cuts Amid Drought
A new federal plan requires California, Nevada and Arizona to cut 1.25 million acre-feet of Colorado River water annually. The measure aims to stabilize supplies but leaves many users facing uncertainty over future availability.
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Brush Fire Near San Juan Capistrano Prompts Shelter-in-Place Order
Fire crews responded to the growing Gibby Fire in San Juan Capistrano, which prompted a shelter-in-place for zone ORT01 and closures on Ortega Highway according to ABC7 Los Angeles.
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Chevron Plans $7 Billion Expansion in Venezuela Oil Fields
Chevron announced it will increase production in the Orinoco Belt through a joint venture, targeting 600,000 barrels per day over five years. The expansion occurs after the US secured rights to develop major Venezuelan oil assets.
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LAUSD Blocks Generative AI Tools on Student Laptops and Tablets
Los Angeles Unified School District has barred an estimated 378,000 students from using generative AI tools on district devices via web-filtering software, a change announced Tuesday that caught officials off guard.
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Jury Rules Killer of LASD Deputy Was Legally Sane
A Los Angeles jury determined that the man convicted of murdering Deputy Ryan Clinkunbroomer was legally sane during the 2023 attack, ending the sanity phase of the trial.