#california theft

[alwaysbewoke]

California residents! Please be aware and spread the word!

[clemsfilmdiary]

Pee-Wee's Big Adventure (1985, Tim Burton)

6/29/24

[williamvrex]

Please visit or refer to WIKIPEDIA.ORG for additional information and related concepts and references to crimes, including time travel crime, military crime, crime related to official corruption, crime related to violent sexual contact, and crime related to violent cannibalism and or predator species.

[jayem0h]

gimme that julien solomita x cannibalistic tendencies type beat and a reshade and i'm fed

happy pride to my favourite bisexual imp <3

all blame for my resurgence for this nasty girl is 100% on @rreskk ur fanfics and fuckery on ur blog have repurposed me <33

below the cut shows my fit checks:

you'll have to rip them 6 inch slut shorts from my cold dead hands

[reasonsforhope]

"California will begin paying for free legal help with immigration for undocumented farmworkers who are involved in state investigations of wage theft or other labor violations, Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office announced this week.

The $4.5 million pilot program will provide qualifying farmworkers with referrals for legal help with their immigration status. 

Roughly half of California’s farmworker population is believed to be undocumented. Fear of deportation and difficulties finding jobs can discourage workers from filing labor complaints or serving as witnesses in cases alleging unsafe work temperatures, wage theft, or employer retaliation for unionizing, officials said...

Respecting immigrant rights

Farmworkers in labor investigations who qualify for the new state program will receive a direct referral to legal services organizations that already offer immigration services, such as the Community Action Board of Santa Cruz County or the United Farm Workers Foundation, which spoke in support of the program. 

The free legal services workers could receive include case review, legal advice and representation by an attorney, according to Newsom’s office...

Deferred deportation

State officials said the pilot program aligns with a new Biden administration policy that makes it easier for undocumented workers who are victims of labor rights violations to request deferred action from deportation. Because the federal Department of Homeland Security can’t respond to all immigration violations, it exercises “prosecutorial discretion” to decide who to try to deport.

State officials said they won’t ask for workers’ immigration status, but noncitizens granted this deferred action may be eligible for work authorization.

This year, California labor department officials began supporting undocumented workers’ requests for prosecutorial discretion or deferred action from federal immigration officials, including when employers threaten workers with immigration enforcement to prevent workers from cooperating with state investigators. 

“The Department of Industrial Relations’ Labor Commissioner’s Office … was the first state agency to request deferred action from DHS for employees in an active investigation, and that request was successful,” Hickey said. “This is an important process for undocumented workers to be aware of.”"

-via CalMatters, July 21, 2023

[leresq]

Turns out the 'hammer explosion' everyone wished upon Matt Mullenweg will be the slam of a gavel.

[lostinmac]

Gone in 60 Seconds (1974)

Dir. H.B. Halicki

[angeltreasure]

Roman Catholic diocese in California warns about fake priests

[nando161mando]

cRaZY!

[zipquips]

can someone please tell me why my ssn got leaked by data breaches at two different organizations in february and they only told me in october and november,,,,,

[alwaysbewoke]

no excuses for the kids who chose to participate (that is until we get more info) but do you think laws are going to be written to overpolice these neighborhoods? to police what they can and cannot wear? you think the national guard is going to be called to just hang around their blocks? when white people do their dirt white people at large get a pass that black people don't. because of them there's been tough on crime laws past all over the country that will specifically target black and brown communities. they won't target the communities starting up and running the entire operation cuz those lily white communities must always be protected. it is always the black and brown communities that must feel the brunt of the after effects of s*** like this.

[ourbastardofsorrows]

oh anyway i listened to music with my mp3 player in the replacement car and now i don't hate it (the replacement car)

[insteading]

Got the notification that my ballot has been processed, so figured I can put my sticker on now.

We had a mini ballot party at home last night looking over the state and local propositions. Hoping this is the year we end slavery in California prisons: it gave me joy to vote for that one.

[artisticdivasworld]

August Trucking News: A Mixed Bag for Owner-Operators

As we wrap up August, it’s been a rollercoaster month for owner-operators in the trucking industry. Here’s a rundown of ten key news stories that have made an impact, both positively and negatively. Credit: AFTdispatch.com Freight Market Struggles Continue The ongoing freight recession has intensified, with a surplus of trucks on the road and a decline in e-commerce demand leading to lower…

[donotdestroy]

"Often, there’s platinum, worth more than $1,000 an ounce, palladium, worth nearly as much, and rhodium, worth almost $5,000 per ounce. They react chemically with exhaust gases, breaking down compounds like carbon monoxide, nitrous oxides and small amounts of unburned fuel into less harmful substances."

[transit-fag]

iTS CALIFORNIA AMTRAK GIVE ME THE TRAINNSSSS KILL THE MUSKRAT GIVE ME THE FAST TRAINSSSSSS EVERYWHEREEEEEE

California HSR is run by the California state government, not me