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Judge: Government Responsible for Welfare of Kids Gathered on U.S. Side of Southern Border

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A displaced child grips a border fence, looking to the sky.

A federal judge has ruled that the U.S. government is responsible for the safety and welfare of young people who’ve gathered in encampments on the California side of the Mexico-U.S. border.

The A’s Say Goodbye to the Bay, Heading North for Their Temp Home

Uprooted from Oakland, the Athletics are headed to Sacramento starting next season. The team will share a 10,000 seat minor-league ballpark with its primary tenant, the Sacramento River Cats, for at least three seasons, while their permanent stadium in Las Vegas is under construction.

Wildflowers Dazzle Central County, and Volunteers Help Put the Full Bloom on Display

In Kern County, wildflower season is in full swing. Permitted volunteers are spreading out across the Indian Wells Valley to pick as many flower species as possible. Those will be displayed all in one room for the nearby Maturango Museum’s annual wildflower exhibit.

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