Earthquake Watch: A magnitude 5.6 quake hit Northern California near Willits/Redwood Valley, with brief power outages and reports of injuries but no major damage so far, renewing attention on fault stress studies. Immigration Detention Oversight: A new push would require California to release 911 call records tied to private immigration detention centers, after concerns about what’s happening behind the scenes. Labor: ILWU workers launched the first C&H Sugar strike in decades at the Crockett plant, arguing over sick leave, overtime rules, and retiree benefits. Public Health: Los Angeles County is investigating a confirmed measles case tied to Hollywood Burbank Airport, warning of possible exposures for people at specific gates and a nearby rental car site. Housing Costs: A Zillow report finds California leads the nation in “starter homes” now priced at $1 million or more, with the count rising sharply since 2020. AI & Jobs: California rolled out a public AI-unemployment tracker to flag where job losses may be linked to AI, while saying there’s no statewide sign of large-scale AI layoffs yet. Gun Rights: The U.S. Supreme Court struck down parts of California’s carry rules, expanding where permit holders can bring concealed guns. Capitol & Records: Debate continues over California’s public records law, with lawmakers weighing changes that could make requests more expensive and less accessible. Tech/Space & Local Life: NASA is testing a faster rover prototype (ERNEST) in Southern California, while the California Science Center set an opening date for Endeavour’s new home.