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Senior editor @ProPublica. Former @WashingtonPost deputy health editor, race & econ reporter, @BostonGlobe national politics. Follow me @tracyjan.bsky.social
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Trump administration launches crackdown on teacher sexual misconduct

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By Tracy Jan Verified, Holly J. McDede Verified
| California Love
One year ago, Congress defunded public media. Now that we're 100% community funded, please become a sustaining member or increase your existing membership today . The Trump administration has launched a national crackdown on how school districts handle accusations of sexual misconduct by teachers, following a KQED-ProPublica investigation into California’s teacher disciplinary system.
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Cheap Fast Eats: Artesia

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By Tracy Jan Verified, Holly J. McDede Verified, Becky Sullivan
| California Love
Why now: The corridor is at an inflection point — foot traffic has declined since the pandemic, DoorDash has changed who these restaurants reach, and a new generation of Filipino and Korean-owned businesses is redefining what the neighborhood looks like.
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Teacher sexual misconduct

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By Tracy Jan Verified, Holly J. McDede Verified, Becky Sullivan
| California Love
The immigration court at the Adelanto detention facility has seen the sharpest change in bond denials and increases in bond amounts since a nationwide shift in November 2025, according to the data from the Executive Office for Immigration Review. Why it matters: Immigration attorneys call the shift an abdication of the courts' core principles and fails to comply with due process that requires judges to consider each case on its merits.
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