Newsom says no imminent threat to California depsite warning about possible Iran drone attack
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California Governor Newsom states no imminent threat to the state despite a warning about a possible Iran drone attack.
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Newsom says no imminent threat to California of possible Iran drone attack; White House rejects reports - ABC7 Los Angeles
Calif. law enforcement responds to 'unsubstantiated' report of Iran drone strike - SFGATE
FBI warns California about Iran's aspirations for drone strike; San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie says there's no imminent threat - ABC7 San Francisco
California officials say no imminent Iran threat found after FBI alert
Newsom says no imminent threat to California depsite warning about possible Iran drone attack
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