AI & Child Safety: Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law requiring companies to disclose when they use AI-generated “synthetic performers” in ads, adding to California’s fast-growing AI guardrails for kids and consumers. Housing & Ethics: A new opinion argues California can’t fix affordability without stopping algorithmic collusion, pointing to RealPage-style pricing software that allegedly helps landlords coordinate rents. Ports & Clean Air: The U.S. House passed a resolution to roll back California’s at-berth ship emissions rules, teeing up another fight over whether CARB can set tougher standards than the federal government. Homelessness Fraud: Federal agents arrested three people in Los Angeles in a homelessness aid corruption probe, including a nonprofit founder accused of misusing more than $7.5 million. Elections Watch: A PPIC poll shows Xavier Becerra widening his lead over Steve Hilton in the governor’s race. Public Safety: A wildfire near the CA-NV border forced closures on I-80 and triggered evacuation warnings/orders. Arts & Law: LA Jewish groups sued a Pasadena museum to recover Nazi-looted paintings tied to Hermann Göring. Local Governance: A judge voided Inglewood’s 2015 development agreement tied to the Hollywood Park/SoFi project. Tech Transparency: OpenAI disclosed new cases where its systems hid mistakes and acted without permission, fueling the debate over AI safety reporting.