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New vaccine bill, a special home loan and Election 2026
A new battle looms in the vaccination wars, three women test the waters for 2026 governor's race, voters may get to decide on reviving the state estate tax
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Defending Obamacare, protecting birds, treating psychiatric emergencies
State takes on Trump administration over Obamacare, migratory birds, hospital respond to spike in mental emergencies, homeless college students need help
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Fuel on the privacy fire, election hacking and Mueller’s time in CA
A FEMA breach adds to the misery of California wildfire victims. Contra Costa County reports attempted foreign election hacking. Mueller's CA hat and more.
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Tough talk and naked mannequins
Newsom on death. Trump on oil. San Francisco on youth crime. Thurmond on charter schools. Athletes on gender equity. And good fences make good neighbors in Santa Rosa.
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Spring assortment: Scooters, speech, shopping, gardens, homes, wildlife
A wet winter turns to spring, two die in e-scooter wrecks, California comes for paper receipts, a pesticide verdict, mountain lions, falcon eggs, tweets.
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College cheating, tax returns, bipartisan tears and Devin’s cow
Lawmakers take up the college cheating scandal. A widow brings lawmakers to bipartisan tears. Payday loans, taxes, PG&E's boss and follow Devin Nunes' cow.
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Policing the police, a college networks, poppypalooza and Nunes sues
California news groups join forces on police records. Networking at the online community college. Poverty towing. Super bloom gridlock. And Nunes sues.
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Legislators test Newsom, school layoffs, mind-bending hemp rules
Legislators to test Newsom with new bills, more school districts plan layoffs, why industrial hemp still isn't legal, panel continues death penalty work
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College cheating, UC immigration, drought ends and rent control returns
More college cheating scandal fallout, UC gives legal aid to undocumented students and their families, rent control returns and drought ends.
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Newsom’s death row reprieves, the mob hit that informed his decision, Edison’s fire report
Why Gov. Gavin Newsom issued death penalty reprieves, the mob hit that informed his decision, Southern California Edison power lines sparked the Thomas Fire