What We Know About The Thousand Oaks Shooting Victims

Having trouble viewing this email? [Click here]( [Like us on Facebook]( [View on Instagram]( [Follow us on Twitter]( [View our videos on YouTube]( [Listen]( The names of the victims of this week's mass shooting in California are starting to be released. Last night, the community held a vigil in their honor. Here's what you need to know. ['This Is Going To Be Absolutely Heart-Wrenching']( Not all the victims' names have been released but among those confirmed are three men and a woman. They range from 18 to 33 - a reflection of the crowd drawn to the bar's "College Country Night." [Judge Puts Keystone XL Pipeline On Hold Pending Further Environmental Study]( This overturns the Trump administrations' approval last year of the proposed 1,179-mile pipeline and at least temporarily prevents it from being built. [Sen. Warren Says She Has No Timeline For Deciding Whether To Run For President]( "I said I would take a hard look, and I will." [Federal Appeals Court Deals Trump Another Setback On DACA]( "The Court recognized that DACA was put in place... to prevent 'the cruelty and wastefulness of deporting productive young people to countries with which they have no ties.' " [Mass. SJC Weighs Ending Controversial Law That Erased Hernandez's Murder Conviction]( The court is considering whether to end a state legal rule that throws out a person's conviction if they die before they have exhausted their appeals. Other Notable News [Baker Signs Civics Education Reform Bill Into Law]( The changes include: improved civics education requirements at a state level, a high school voter challenge, and a student-led civics project for eighth graders and high schoolers in public school. [Private Funeral Is Held For 'Whitey' Bulger In South Boston]( "As Catholic priests we are called to bury the dead and pray for God's justice and mercy. We entrust our final judgement to God." [How The LAB Grant Is Transforming Boston's Arts Ecosystem]( The grant is meant to fund genres and artists who have been chronically ignored by funding institutions in the past. [Commentary: For The Disabled, Office Accessibility Is Often A Dealbreaker - But It Doesn't Have To Be]( There are thousands of qualified professionals who are unable to work because they can't access an office, writes Carol Steinberg. A bill in the Massachusetts legislature could change that. What's It Like Outside? [Soaking Rain Arrives Tonight]( There are two more storm systems to go through between now and Tuesday night -- and Tuesday's storm may actually bring a little bit of snow. Editor's Pick [Food Pantry In Pittsfield Tries To Ease The Stigma Of Getting Help]( With 16.7 percent of city residents living in poverty, and the per-capita income at $27,830, many struggle to earn enough to feed their families. But asking for a handout can stir up shame. Other Stories We're Reading - Drinking With The Merrimack Valley Recovery Workers Who Live On An Old Cruise Ship In Southie ([Dig Boston]( - Inside The Booming Business Of Background Music ([The Guardian]( - He Makes Archie Deep and Sabrina Dark. Meet Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa. ([New York Times]( - Listen: Blue Wave... or Mixed Bag? ([Radio Open Source]( - Listen: John Green Thinks Adulthood is Underrated ([Death, Sex & Money]( As always, we value your feedback so [let us know what you think of the new look](. Have an idea about what would make our newsletter even more useful to your morning routine? We want to hear it. Is there something in the newsletter that you don't love? We want to hear that, too. [Like us on Facebook]( [Follow us on Twitter]( [View on Instagram]( WBUR, 890 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, MA 02215 [SafeUnsubscribe™ {EMAIL}]( [Forward this email]( | [Update Profile]( | [About our service provider]( Sent by wburtoday@wbur.org in collaboration with [Constant Contact]( [Try it free today](