AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWater Crisis: Federal officials ordered mandatory Colorado River cuts, reducing California’s share by 1.25 million acre-feet a year for the next two years as Lake Mead and Lake Powell hit record lows, with Imperial Irrigation District calling it a “bridge” while negotiations and Lower Basin operating guidelines move forward. Public Safety: CHP warned Trinity County families about meth pills disguised as children’s vitamins or candy after tests came back positive. Violence at School Sports: A Bakersfield high school football opener turned deadly when 17-year-old Levi Brown was shot; police arrested a 15-year-old suspect. Tech & Policy: OpenAI, which previously opposed California’s frontier AI safety push, now urges lawmakers to strengthen SB 53 with added monitoring and cybersecurity requirements. Local Life: California’s new statewide financial literacy requirement for high schoolers is set to begin in Fall 2027. Entertainment & Community: Bunny Levine, known for “Gilmore Girls” and “La La Land,” died at 97. Earthquakes: A swarm of quakes hit near Coso Junction, including a 4.0 temblor felt across parts of California.
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