AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoVoting Rights: A federal judge ordered DHS to halt investigations seeking noncitizen voters in nine states, including California, saying the operations likely violate protections against voter intimidation and may rely on flawed data. L.A. Arts: The California African American Museum’s new “Sinners: Sounds That Summon” exhibition brings Ryan Coogler’s film to life with costumes, artifacts and music, on view through March 14. San Diego Health: A judge allowed Rady Children’s Hospital to restrict gender-affirming care for some new patients, leaving families with fewer local options. Stockton Stories: Astronaut José Hernández returns to his alma mater, University of the Pacific, on Nov. 5 to share how his journey from migrant farm work to space began close to home. Napa Design: “Eames & Eames,” a look at Ray and Charles Eames’ creative partnership, is on view at the Napa Valley Museum through April 18. Prison Education: Cal State LA has welcomed its first 34-student bachelor’s cohort at San Quentin, where a new learning center has helped weekly library checkouts jump 400%. Korean Culture: The National Gugak Center brings traditional Korean music and dance to L.A.’s Luckman Theatre on Nov. 7.
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