AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCampus Accountability: A UC Santa Barbara professor is suing the university, alleging gender discrimination, blocked promotions and a $2.95 million pay gap with a male colleague; the claims have not been proven in court. Student Privacy: California says hackers accessed student assessment and demographic data held by testing contractor ETS, potentially affecting millions of current and former public-school students. Surf Culture: Dana Point’s film festival has teamed up with SURFER magazine and SURFER TV to bring surf storytelling to audiences at its Oct. 29–Nov. 1 event. Native Heritage: Wailaki tribal members say the planned Great Redwood Trail could cross ancestral graves, criticizing the project’s process and lack of consultation. Community Safety: Los Angeles recorded a slight rise in reported hate crimes in the first seven months of 2026, with increases in antisemitic and anti-LGBTQ incidents in some areas. Voting Rights: Federal authorities charged 28 people in California with voting-related crimes, while advocates warn the crackdown could intimidate voters; experts dispute claims that the cases show widespread noncitizen voting.
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