Jeremy Lindenfeld
@jeremotographs.bsky.social
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Reporter at Capital & Main/Berkeley California Local News Fellow.
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At the ICE raid and subsequent community resistance in Paramount, California this morning, this skater kid ate dozens of munitions from Border Patrol agents, walked away slowly and flipped them off.
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Happy to share I was named Online Journalist of the Year at this year's
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awards. My news photography and ICE-related immigration reporting also received first place honors.
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Took my Hasselblad backpacking again
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Koreatown, Los Angeles the moment Mexico scored their goal against South Korea.
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It doesnât sound true, but Iâm really grateful to share that my work for
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earned 16 finalist placings at this yearâs California Journalism Awards. Thanks so much for the recognition
@cnpa.bsky.social
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A few shots from a week reporting in Imperial Valley
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Eco brutalist building (apartment?) in central Quito
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Last year, I broke the news that $400,000 raised for the survivors of a fatal 2022 fire in the Bronx had never been spent. All the money has now reached the survivors. My story:
nysfocus.com/2026/05/15/b...
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Bronx Fire Relief Funds Finally Reach Families
After a New York Focus investigation, a Bronx charity distributed nearly $400,000 to survivors of a deadly 2022 fire.
https://nysfocus.com/2026/05/15/bronx-community-foundation-fire-relief-funds
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âI believe data centers, the only place that they exist, is in hell.â â Calipatria Mayor Michael Luellen
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Data centers may soon be blocked in this California city
As a dispute in Imperial County looms over what could be the largest data center in California, a city near the Salton Sea is considering preemptive action.
https://inewsource.org/2026/05/13/data-center-moratorium-imperial-county-salton-sea-calipatria/
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Capital & Main
about 2 months ago
Wherever they turn, residents in and around Santa Fe Springs, California, contend with toxic hazards.
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California Hazardous Waste Rules Criticized as Years Late and âPolluter-Friendlyâ
Proposed hazardous waste oversight changes are years behind schedule and fail to account for a communityâs health risks from pollution, environmental groups warn.
https://capitalandmain.com/california-hazardous-waste-rules-criticized-as-years-late-and-polluter-friendly
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Former Hollywood bailiff Sonia Montejano is running to be Sheriff of LA County. She wants to eliminate deputy gangs, approve more concealed carry permits and bring in the National Guard to fill vacancies. Check out my interview with her on my YouTube channel.
youtu.be/ezmRDfzhAgM?...
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I tried to talk to Brendan Corbett, Alex Villanuevaâs assistant sheriff about his campaign for Sheriff of LA County. It did not go well.
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Early indications suggest that the rental housing lost in the Eaton fire is unlikely to be rebuilt at the same level of affordability as what came before.
capitalandmain.com/fire-recover...
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Fire Recovery Could Wipe Out Altadenaâs Affordable Rentals
Without funding and policy interventions, rebuilt homes will rent at market rates, pricing out long-term residents.
https://capitalandmain.com/fire-recovery-could-wipe-out-altadenas-affordable-rentals
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Thank you
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for alerting me of the Meg Gala
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"What she said 'I smoke 'cause I'm hoping for an early death and I need to cling to something.'"
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Capital & Main
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The effects of the war â which is costing the U.S. between $500 million to more than $1 billion a day â are being felt throughout the economy, upending the lives of millions of Americans.
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As the U.S. Spends Billions Fighting Iran, War-Driven Inflation Hits Working Families Hard
The rising cost of gas and higher utility rates are hurting farmers, ride-sharing workers and consumers from coast to coast.
https://capitalandmain.com/as-the-u-s-spends-billions-fighting-iran-war-driven-inflation-hits-working-families-hard
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AarĂłn CantĂș
2 months ago
I blogged!!!
aaroncantu.ghost.io/newsletter/a...
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Rebuild the public good with 10 million reporters
At $1.5 trillion, it's the same as Trump's war budget request.
https://aaroncantu.ghost.io/newsletter/a-quivering-mass-of-adversarial-brains-eyes-guts/
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Capital & Main
2 months ago
The drying Colorado River has an Indigenous tribe worried about the viability of their farmland and cultural identity. Quechans have improved their water efficiency in order to help sustain the river, but President Trump cut funds for those restoration projects last year.
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A Drying Colorado River Threatens the Quechan Indian Tribe
YouTube video by Capital & Main
https://youtube.com/shorts/60N1HO3m6rs?feature=share
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Steve Marble
2 months ago
Fuel made from Russian oil is surging into California, even though such sales help pay for that nationâs ongoing war with Ukraine
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đš California is buying fuel made from Russian oil. đš Check out this huge new story from
@aaroncantu.bsky.social
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As Prices Climb, California Imports More Gasoline Made From Russian Oil
The stateâs failure to reduce driving and to stockpile fuel led to dependence on sanctioned oil refined elsewhere.
https://capitalandmain.com/as-prices-climb-california-imports-more-gasoline-made-from-russian-oil
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AarĂłn CantĂș
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This was foreseeable. In 2000, when gasoline prices hit a record, California recommended several steps it could have taken to lessen dependence on foreign oil sources. The state didn't act. Full story here:
capitalandmain.com/as-prices-cl...
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As Prices Climb, California Imports More Gasoline Made From Russian Oil
The stateâs failure to reduce driving and to stockpile fuel led to dependence on sanctioned oil refined elsewhere.
https://capitalandmain.com/as-prices-climb-california-imports-more-gasoline-made-from-russian-oil
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ICE is arresting delivery drivers at a San Diego military base. According to an attorney interviewed by Kate Morrissey, military police at the gates call ICE on any driver who is not a citizen or green card holder, even if they have permission to be in the country.
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ICE Has Arrested Dozens of Delivery Drivers at the Gates of a San Diego Military Base
Advocates warn immigrants to avoid military bases when working for apps like Uber, Lyft and DoorDash.
https://capitalandmain.com/ice-has-arrested-dozens-of-delivery-drivers-at-the-gates-of-a-san-diego-military-base
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More Perfect Union
3 months ago
A new report from the University of California shows that the state's decision to raise the minimum wage for fast food workers to $20/hr didnât hurt jobs, or raise prices much. Data from over 2,000 restaurants shows that the $20/hr minimum wage didnât reduce employment. /1
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Despite Apocalyptic Warnings, California Fast Food Wage Hike Didnât Kill Jobs
UC Berkeley study finds employment held steady â and only pennies were added to menu prices.
https://capitalandmain.com/despite-apocalyptic-warnings-california-fast-food-wage-hike-didnt-kill-jobs
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If you think this is the first time Trump has clashed with the Catholic Church, read my article from last year:
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Trumpâs War on ICE-Fearing Catholics
A president with strong Christian support is driving an aggressive crackdown on immigrants who are disproportionately Catholic. How is this playing out in the pews?
https://capitalandmain.com/trumps-war-on-ice-fearing-catholics
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Capital & Main
3 months ago
Data centers & lithium extraction projects look set to increase their water use in Imperial County as the Colorado River, the regionâs only water source, is drying up. Meanwhile, farmers â the areaâs largest water users â are anxious about a drier future.
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3 months ago
Oil companies ExxonMobil, Empire Petroleum and their subsidiaries engaged in accounting fraud that could cost the state nearly $200 million, a lawsuit filed in New Mexico District Court alleges.
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Oil Companies Accused of Massive Accounting Fraud in New Mexico
Suit claims ExxonMobil and others underreported debts by $194 million, calling it âa playbookâ for how companies dump old wells and expenses on states.
https://capitalandmain.com/oil-companies-accused-of-massive-accounting-fraud-in-new-mexico
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Jerry Redfern
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AI data center developer Sebastian Rucci at his home near Palm Springs.
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Agriculture uses 97% of Imperial Valleyâs water supply. Experts say dwindling water levels in the Colorado River will require farmers in the region to significantly cut back on their use to keep the river system from collapsing.
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Some images from my latest reporting for
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about how the drying Colorado River threatens Imperial Valley's future.
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AarĂłn CantĂș
3 months ago
Second story in this series from
@jeremotographs.bsky.social
looks at the high stakes of access to the Colorado River in Imperial Valley, as farmers, lithium companies and data centers all vie for access to its dwindling waters:
capitalandmain.com/a-drying-col...
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A Drying Colorado River Threatens Imperial Valleyâs Future
Declining flows and the warming climate imperil farms, green energy projects and the economy of one of Californiaâs poorest counties.
https://capitalandmain.com/a-drying-colorado-river-threatens-imperial-valleys-future
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Capital & Main
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Communities across Imperial Valley are now contemplating what dwindling water resources might mean for their region and for the rest of the country, which relies heavily on the regionâs water-intensive farms for winter vegetables.
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A Drying Colorado River Threatens Imperial Valleyâs Future
Declining flows and the warming climate imperil farms, green energy projects and the economy of one of Californiaâs poorest counties.
https://capitalandmain.com/a-drying-colorado-river-threatens-imperial-valleys-future
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A Drying Colorado River Threatens Imperial Valley's Future. My latest for
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explores how declining water resources imperil the region's agriculture, emerging industries, residents and indigenous tribes. I also took all the photos.
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A Drying Colorado River Threatens Imperial Valleyâs Future
Declining flows and the warming climate imperil farms, green energy projects and the economy of one of Californiaâs poorest counties.
https://capitalandmain.com/a-drying-colorado-river-threatens-imperial-valleys-future
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Leana Hosea
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'The stateâs forests will dry out a month earlier than usual...Gleick said, which increases the risk of wildfires. âIt could be a very bad fire year...rivers + streams are going to dry out sooner, + that has bad implications for natural ecosystems + our fisheries.â'
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Some photos I made for
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âs story about broken lithium promises in Imperial Valley for
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NEW STORY! In 2023
@gavinnewsom.bsky.social
stood on a vast landscape in Imperial Valley, declaring California's lithium revolution had arrived. But now the plans are mired by fighting, the feds are trying to kill renewables, and AI, not EVs, reigns. What's next?
capitalandmain.com/newsom-promi...
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Newsom Promised California a Lithium Bonanza. It Still Hasnât Arrived.
Local officials blame environmentalists for long delays, but politics, technology and markets are the culprits.
https://capitalandmain.com/newsom-promised-california-a-lithium-bonanza-it-still-hasnt-arrived
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AarĂłn CantĂș
3 months ago
This is the first in Imperial Divide, a series by
@capitalandmain.bsky.social
exploring competition over energy, public health and economic growth in one of California's poorest and most Latino counties. Also contributing is
@jeremotographs.bsky.social
, who took the incredible photos in the story.
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Mel Buer
3 months ago
NEW from me: After major pressure from the Teamsters union both at the shop floor and in NLRB-mediated negotiations, Amazon has agreed to stop retaliating against workers for exercising their right to strike. "This is a huge win for us," shop floor organizer Josh Black said.
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Amazon Teamsters claim victory over retail supergiant's strike retaliation
Amazon will honor workers' right to strike after a prolonged, multi-front pressure campaign from the union.
https://www.wordsaboutwork.news/amazon-teamsters-claim-victory-over-retail-supergiants-strike-retaliation/
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Imperial Valley residents protesting the development of a data center just chanted the developer out of the County Board of Supervisors meeting.
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3 months ago
Breaking News: Israel said it planned to expand the territory it controls in Lebanon, suggesting it might remain there beyond the fighting.
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Israel Plans to Control Large Parts of Southern Lebanon, Defense Minister Says
Israel Katz, the Israeli defense minister, suggested that Israeli troops might remain in parts of Lebanon even after the fighting there winds down.
https://nyti.ms/4bLSSRV
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Capital & Main
4 months ago
A recent college graduate was crossing the border from Tijuana to San Diego with a friend on vacation for Memorial Day weekend in 2010 when she heard a man screaming for help in Spanish.
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The Video That Changed the Narrative of a Fatal Beating on the Border
Ashley Young became part of a growing legion to bear witness to state violence at the hands of U.S. immigration officials.
https://capitalandmain.com/the-video-that-changed-the-narrative-of-a-fatal-beating-on-the-border
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As the leftist son of a Venezuelan Jewish mother and an ardently Zionist/anti-socialist Cuban & Jewish father, these past few years of American foreign policy feel like they were meticulously designed to make my family life as unbearable as possible.
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Capital & Main
4 months ago
As Los Angeles gears up for a surge of tourists for this yearâs FIFA World Cup and the 2028 Olympics, vacation rental giant Airbnb is urging the city of Los Angeles to legalize thousands of new short-term rentals.
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Airbnb Says More Short-Term Rentals Will Boost L.A.âs Budget. Opponents Say It Wonât Work.
Stricter enforcement could bring in millions as Olympics approach, housing advocates counter.
https://capitalandmain.com/airbnb-says-more-short-term-rentals-will-boost-l-a-s-budget-opponents-say-it-wont-work
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If Trump both: A. Thinks heâs âthe chosen oneâ & B. Not getting into heaven, does that mean he thinks heâs the Antichrist?
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Joey Scott
4 months ago
Iâm excited to help
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launch LA Tacoâs much needed investigative reporting desk. Weâre already scheming on a couple of stories and I canât wait to share what we find. Your donations support my work and LA Tacoâs future investigations that are in the pipeline.
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Cerise Castle
4 months ago
Agents with the Department of Homeland Security who have shot and killed people have histories of making racist, sexist remarks or celebrating violence new from me for
@capitalandmain.bsky.social
capitalandmain.com/agents-in-ic...
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Agents In ICE Shootings Made Racist or Sexist Remarks, Records Show
U.S. immigration agents involved in three shootings since June have been recorded or accused of using derogatory language about women or people of color.
https://capitalandmain.com/agents-in-ice-shootings-made-racist-or-sexist-remarks-records-show
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I canât wait for companies to lower their prices now that tariffs are ending even though they have trained consumers to pay the higher prices. Theyâll surely lower prices, right? RIGHT?!
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How long until the New York Times publishes a sympathetic article like: The Mental Health Crisis inside ICE: How Federal Agents are Bringing the Frontline Battles Home. And then a follow up article like: A Cold Trip? How Ayahuasca is Helping ICE Agents Heal from their Trauma.
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Film got exposed in transport. Pretty interesting results.
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On a reporting trip to Imperial County, trying to work on my black and white photography.
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