Food Safety: Federal health officials say shredded iceberg lettuce served at Taco Bell in Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and West Virginia is linked to a Cyclospora outbreak, with Taylor Farms (Salinas) named as the supplier; Taco Bell says it’s removing the ingredient from its supply chain nationwide. Public Health & Policy: A new UCSF study finds addictive social media use in adolescent boys is followed by worsening ADHD symptoms a year later, raising fresh concerns about youth mental health and tech design. Healthcare Labor: More than 800 supermarket pharmacists in Southern and Central California voted to authorize an unfair labor practice strike against Kroger’s Ralphs and Albertsons’ Vons and Pavilions, citing staffing and bargaining disputes. Tech & Employment: A federal judge in Oakland refused to block Meta from starting layoffs while workers pursue claims that AI tools targeted people with disabilities or those on medical leave. Clinical Research: UC San Diego researchers report semaglutide may reduce liver scarring in advanced MASH, a severe fatty liver disease, in a Phase II trial. Safety & Justice: California’s Court of Appeal rejected an effort to overturn mental health diversion for former Kern County Supervisor Zack Scrivner, keeping his treatment program in place.