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UC San Diego deals with F-1 visa revocations affecting students amid Trump’s immigration measures. UC system pledges support and adherence to nondiscrimination policies while addressing the needs of its international student community.
A San Antonio man in his mid-30s arrested for intoxication manslaughter after fatally running over Richard Craig Acord on the northwest side. The incident highlights ongoing road safety challenges, with another separate accident resulting in critical injuries for four individuals.
Texas reports 481 measles cases as outbreak expands to five new counties, causing 56 hospitalizations and one child fatality. State health officials emphasize vaccination’s importance in controlling the spread. The outbreak primarily impacts the South Plains and Panhandle regions, with ongoing public health efforts to manage and contain the situation.
Chevron is set to lay off 600 employees amid its headquarters relocation from California to Houston. This strategic shift aligns with cost-reduction goals and industry trends, supporting Chevron’s long-term growth and competitiveness as it finalizes a major acquisition.
President Trump’s tariffs result in a $3 trillion loss in global market value. Houston’s major companies face significant financial impacts, with energy and tech sectors hit hardest. Market conditions show ongoing volatility.
A 2-acre site near Rice Village in Houston is up for sale, offering a rare redevelopment chance for mixed-use projects near key city landmarks. With significant retail and office space, the site is ripe for transformation amidst a growing urban landscape.
A SmartAsset study highlights the income required for a comfortable lifestyle in Houston. Single adults need $90,000, while families of four require $206,000. The city’s median income suggests many households face financial challenges despite its relative affordability.
Geico is adding over 1,000 jobs in North Texas with a new operations center in Richardson. This expansion reflects the area’s thriving business community and talent pool, enhancing Geico’s commercial insurance operations.
The Philippine government pledges support to 20 Duterte supporters detained in Qatar for participating in an unauthorized rally. Coordination with Qatari authorities underway to ensure their rights and release.
Filipino tennis player Alex Eala achieves a career-high ranking of No. 75 in the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) rankings following her historic semifinal run at the 2025 Miami Open, where she defeated three Grand Slam champions.