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KQED newscast for Thursday, June 12, 2025 at 10:00 AM

One of Solano County’s smallest cities took a big step forward this week to annex a piece of land almost six times its size. That land is where a billionaire-backed company wants to bring thousands of homes and jobs to what is currently farmland. KQED Housing reporter Adhiti Bandlamudi explains some county residents are worried it could undercut their ability to vote on the project.

One of Solano County&rsquo;s smallest cities took a big step forward this week to annex a piece of land almost six times its size. That land is where a billionaire-backed company wants to bring thousands of homes and jobs to what is currently farmland. KQED Housing reporter Adhiti Bandlamudi explains some county residents are worried it could undercut their ability to vote on the project.

Residents Raise Concerns as Suisun City Moves Forward With Annexation Project

President Trump didn’t eliminate Head Start funding in the budget he sent to Congress as feared, but cuts his administration made to the federal workforce are having real impacts on local Head Start programs. At one center in the Central Coast town of Hollister, parents and staff are starting the summer break - not knowing if they’ll have a classroom or job to return to in the fall. KQED’s Daisy Nguyen has more.

 

President Trump didn&rsquo;t eliminate Head Start funding in the budget he sent to Congress as feared, but cuts his administration made to the federal workforce are having real impacts on local Head Start programs. At one center in the Central Coast town of Hollister, parents and staff are starting the summer break - not knowing if they&rsquo;ll have a classroom or job to return to in the fall. KQED&rsquo;s Daisy Nguyen has more.
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