California adopts world’s most stringent rule banning gasoline powered cars; Federal judge prepares for hearing on Oakland’s largest Wood Street encampment; Monkeypox cases still on the rise in California, but at a slower rate

Comprehensive coverage of the day’s news with a focus on war and peace; social, environmental and economic justice.

• California adopts groundbreaking rule banning sales of new gasoline powered cars after 2035.
• A federal magistrate orders Justice Department to make public tomorrow the redacted affidavit it used to obtain search warrant for Mar-a-Lago.
• Monkeypox cases down globally, but up in the Americas.
• San Francisco women leaders urge a push to register women to vote ahead of November election.
• KPFA Reporter visits Oakland Wood Street encampment ahead of federal hearing on Caltrans attempt to clear it. 

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