Grover Beach Police Responding to Suspicious Device at Le Sage RV Park Tuesday

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GROVER BEACH, Calif. (KEYT) – Law enforcement personnel are responding to a "suspicious device" at the Le Sage RV Park in Grover Beach Tuesday.

According to the Grover Beach Police Department, officers confirmed the presence of the device and secured the area as they await the arrival of the San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's Bomb Squad.

Nearby roadways have been closed as part of the response including the Grand Avenue entrance to the Oceano Dunes, but Highway 1 remains open added the local police agency.

This is an evolving law enforcement response and more information will be added to this article as it is received.

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El Gobierno de Trump propone que todos los trabajadores federales firmen acuerdos de confidencialidad

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Por Tami Luhby, CNN

La Casa Blanca está preparando un acuerdo de confidencialidad para todo el Gobierno destinado a frenar que los trabajadores federales compartan “información gubernamental confidencial”, mientras busca detener las filtraciones internas a organizaciones de medios.

El aviso preliminar, publicado el martes en el Registro Federal por la Oficina de Administración de Personal, señala que el acuerdo de confidencialidad tiene como objetivo registrar el compromiso de los empleados federales actuales y nuevos de “salvaguardar información no pública, confidencial o de propiedad exclusiva, creada u obtenida a través de sus funciones oficiales”. Está previsto que la propuesta se publique el miércoles.

Según el aviso preliminar, las agencias tienen la opción de utilizar el acuerdo de confidencialidad, el cual estará sujeto a un período de comentarios de 30 días después de su publicación.

La controvertida medida es el paso más reciente en los esfuerzos del Gobierno de Trump por reprimir la difusión de su planificación y datos internos. El año pasado, la oficina del secretario de Defensa Pete Hegseth comenzó a exigir que funcionarios del Pentágono firmaran acuerdos de confidencialidad antes de ser informados sobre proyectos, iniciativas y otros productos de trabajo, según ha informado CNN.

El presidente Donald Trump también está trastocando la fuerza laboral federal, que considera un obstáculo para implementar su agenda.

El borrador cita que trabajadores federales proporcionaron al New York Times y al Washington Post “divulgaciones no autorizadas” antes de la incursión de EE.UU. en Venezuela a principios de este año. Las organizaciones de noticias retrasaron la publicación de la información “para evitar poner en peligro a las tropas estadounidenses”, indicó el borrador.

El editor ejecutivo del New York Times ha dicho que el periódico no tenía detalles verificados sobre la incursión para capturar al presidente de Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, ni dejó de publicar una historia a solicitud del Gobierno de Trump. Un portavoz del Washington Post declinó hacer comentarios, diciendo que el periódico no discute sus prácticas de recopilación de noticias.

Además, este año un empleado federal divulgó la información personal —incluidos nombres, direcciones, correos electrónicos, números de teléfono y cargos— de unos 4.500 miembros del personal del Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas, poniendo en riesgo su seguridad, según el borrador.

La propuesta preliminar adopta una visión amplia de la información confidencial, definiéndola como “operaciones internas de la agencia, asuntos de personal, procesos de adquisiciones, o cualquier material sensible, previo a la toma de decisiones o deliberativo que no esté disponible públicamente en la actualidad y que no deba divulgarse conforme a la ley aplicable”. Tales divulgaciones “interrumpen las operaciones de la agencia y erosionan la confianza pública”.

Según la propuesta preliminar, la medida no crearía “nuevas restricciones sustantivas” para los trabajadores y preservaría los derechos de los denunciantes.

Pero el sindicato más grande de la fuerza laboral federal, la Federación Estadounidense de Empleados Gubernamentales (AFGE, por sus siglas en inglés), denunció el borrador como un intento de silenciar al personal, señalando que la propuesta “abarca una categoría extraordinariamente amplia de información”.

El sindicato dijo que cree que la administración presionará a las agencias para exigir a sus empleados que firmen el acuerdo de confidencialidad y luego despedirá a quienes se nieguen.

“Este acuerdo de confidencialidad propuesto es otro intento de la administración de purgar el servicio civil de empleados de carrera no partidistas y reemplazarlos por leales que no denunciarán el despilfarro, el fraude y el abuso”, dijo Everett Kelley, presidente nacional de la AFGE, en

Deadly heat wave, ‘Wasian’ pride, cosmic cannibalism: Catch up on the day’s stories

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Photos offer glimpses of Donald Trump Jr. and Bettina Anderson’s luxurious, tropical wedding weekend

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By Betsy Klein, CNN

(CNN) — Bettina Anderson officially became part of the country’s first family this weekend – her new name an American political brand.

“I feel honored to join your family and to fight by your side, Don, through whatever life brings us. And to become your wife is the greatest honor, and I will stand by your side through anything,” Anderson, now Trump, said in remarks at her bridal shower, according to a video posted by friend and designer Stacey Bendet.

But the bride, a prolific poster on social media, has not yet shared images of the ceremony, the reception, her dress, or even the food — the details from her and Donald Trump Jr.’s luxurious island celebration kept remarkably under wraps even days later.

The best clues have come from her and her new family’s Instagram stories, and even those are subtle. In one shared by the bride (now using the name @bettinatrump), she and her new husband show off their wedding bands, with the caption, “Forever yours” and “Forever mine.” Another captures a white silk embroidered “Mrs. Trump” in script, along with a cocktail napkin quoting Jane Austen: “My heart is and always will be yours.”

The wedding celebration took place at the luxe Little Pipe Cay, a hyper-exclusive 38-acre private island for the mega-wealthy that is part of the archipelago of the Bahamas. Little Pipe Cay boasts beaches, five “luxurious cottage estates” with 11 bedrooms, butler service, spa, and even a private chapel. Catering to elite clientele, the cay is accessible by “a short 30-minute seaplane or helicopter ride” from Nassau or a private flight to nearby Staniel Cay, its website says. Some of the guests stayed on another island nearby, given the private Little Pipe Cay estate only hosts 22 people, a person familiar with the details of the wedding weekend told CNN.

The management company, LUX Hospitality, does not publicly list nightly rates for accommodations, though luxury real estate broker Amanda Lynn Estates put it at “$75,000 to $95,000 per night, varying with the seasons.” The couple selected the location after previously visiting the small island in the Exuma Islands, the person familiar with the details of the weekend said.

“The island is an absolute gem and a rarity in the international luxury real estate market. It offers an unparalleled level of privacy and a wide range of unique recreational activities,” Colin Lightbourn, a partner at Engel & Völkers Bahamas, said in a 2023 interview about the property with Luxe Infinity.

It has been featured in films including the James Bond and “Pirates of the Caribbean” franchises, Lightbourn said. Selection of the venue underscores the massive wealth amassed by the Trump family, and it appears the bride and groom were not concerned with the optics of celebrating their marriage on the exclusive island.

The guest list of fewer than 50 people was pared down considerably from the hundreds who attended Anderson’s Mar-a-Lago bridal shower, and extra security precautions were put in place after the event’s location was leaked, sources familiar with the matter told CNN.

The groom’s siblings, Eric Trump and Ivanka Trump, along with half-sister Tiffany Trump, were in attendance, along with their spouses. Trump Jr.’s five children from his first marriage to Vanessa Trump, Kai, Donald III, Tristan, Spencer, and Chloe, ranging from 11 to 19 years old, were also in attendance. The bride recently followed a series of parenting-themed accounts on Inst

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