Trump Drops the Hammer on Farmworkers
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In addition, the new regulation allows growers to charge H-2A workers for housing, which they previously had to provide for free. In California, the allowed charge will be $3.00 per hour. The total cut will therefore be from $19.94 to $13.90 - over six dollars.

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Becoming Daddy AF, Through Dance and Storytelling
At 65 years of age, Roussève stands, through his diagnosis, still performing, writing, creating and working. This in itself is a profound statement on the power of love and family in life, and for the dancer, this equates to freedom.
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Trump Drops the Hammer on Farmworkers
David Bacon - 0
In addition, the new regulation allows growers to charge H-2A workers for housing, which they previously had to provide for free. In California, the allowed charge will be $3.00 per hour. The total cut will therefore be from $19.94 to $13.90 - over six dollars.
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David Calloway’s “If Someday Comes” Traces America's Unfinished Reckoning With Its Past
Retired film and television producer David Calloway, a San Pedro resident for more...
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Letters to the Editor: Toberman Seniors Rebuild Reputation, School Library Proposal, and Praise for “Art, Authenticity vs. Hypocrisy”
Toberman Seniors Club Seeks to Restore Its Good Name Amid Unexplained Changes
We, the members of the Toberman Seniors Club — formerly located at the...
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Harbor Area ICE Watch
Today, a federal force again disappearing our neighbors, using our community as its base of operations. This column will track ICE actions, community responses, and upcoming protests to ensure such history is neither forgotten nor repeated.
POLA Lead Attorney Steve Otera Named Corporate Counsel of the Year by LA Business Journal
LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Business Journal has given a top legal honor to Port of Los Angeles General Counsel Steve Otera. The...
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Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson to Lecture at CSUDH
Jackson will appear as a visiting lecturer at California State University, Dominguez Hills, this fall as part of the Presidential Distinguished Lecture Series. Her lecture, “Lessons from My Life in the Law,” will include a discussion with CSUDH President Thomas A. Parham and a faculty panel.
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Harbor Area ICE Watch
Today, a federal force again disappearing our neighbors, using our community as its base of operations. This column will track ICE actions, community responses, and upcoming protests to ensure such history is neither forgotten nor repeated.
Becoming Daddy AF, Through Dance and Storytelling
At 65 years of age, Roussève stands, through his diagnosis, still performing, writing, creating and working. This in itself is a profound statement on the power of love and family in life, and for the dancer, this equates to freedom.
San Pedro Film Festival Marks 14th Year with Exciting Films and Update in Arts Community Engagement
This year marks an exciting milestone with the launch of the first “Second Saturday ArtWalk,” on Nov. 8, from 1 to 7 p.m., an initiative created by the art community of downtown San Pedro. Coinciding with the festival, the ArtWalk will transform the downtown area into a vibrant art walk from gallery to gallery, featuring local artists, music and food. This collaborative event affirms San Pedro’s growing reputation as a hub for creativity and cultural connection.
Legacy Media Is Failing Trans People
At a time when trans rights are increasingly threatened, Democrats are distancing themselves from trans issues while attempting to forge middle-of-the-road positions on trans issues that might be more palatable to centrists and Republicans.
“Heathers: The Musical” superficial but spirited
While fans of the film may be disappointed with the shallower and not especially tuneful Heathers: The Musical, at least Long Beach Playhouse delivers it with gusto.
Reverberations, On View at Sala Gallery San Pedro
As you enter the living room of the home gallery, two pieces that look as though they were made for their fresh and calm surroundings will attract your attention.
Art, Authenticity vs. Hypocrisy Why the Arts Matter to Downtown Communities
It is far past time for the SPPOA, the San Pedro Chamber, and the LA City Council to fund the arts at a sustainable level and for the landlords to understand basic market principles of supply and demand — quit gaming the rents! And while the city seeks a means to fund the arts, perhaps a special tax on vacant properties would be an incentive.
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POLA Lead Attorney Steve Otera Named Corporate Counsel of the Year by LA Business Journal
LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Business Journal has given a top legal honor to Port of Los Angeles General Counsel Steve Otera. The...
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