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Anti-Gun-Violence Unit; Human Composting: Top CA Stories
Take a look at some of the top news stories over the past week from across California.
CALIFORNIA – It was another busy news week across California. Missed the headlines on Patch?
Whether you're looking for breaking or bizarre news, or sweet or silly features, we've rounded up some of the most share-worthy stories from the past week.
Take a look at some of this week's top news stories from across the state.
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CA Eases COVID-19 Mask Recommendations: 5 Things To Know
Amid falling case numbers, the Golden State will relax guidelines for mask wearing for the first time in months.
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CA Becomes 1st State To Launch Anti-Gun-Violence Unit
CA's attorney general called the nation's gun violence issue an "epidemic" and said he hopes to keep guns away from "dangerous individuals."
Mathew McConaughey Teases Presidential Run At CA Conference
The 52-year-old actor told attendees at a San Francisco tech conference that a presidential run may be "inevitable."
LA To Drop Mask Mandate For Mass Transit, Airports
In response to falling case numbers and hospitalizations, Los Angeles County will relax masking rules for the first time in months.
Human Composting, Legal Pot Use: 2 New CA Laws To Know
From protections for marijuana indulgers to a unique new burial option for California's dead — here are two laws you need to read up on.
A top executive at the Southern California company was charged with felony battery after a fight outside of a college football game.
Marilyn Manson Sexual Assault Case Turned Over To Prosecutors
After nearly two years of investigation, District Attorney George Gascón said he expects more from sheriff's investigators.
Temecula Pondering Abortion Ban Proposed By Councilmember Alexander
The city of Temecula will discuss the possibility of becoming a "safe haven" for the unborn during the Sept. 27 City Council meeting.
Dockworkers 'Shamefully Abuse' Benefits For Sexual Services, ILWU Says
Seven port workers committed health care fraud in exchange for sexual services, billing their insurance company $2 million, the DOJ said.
Man Punches Attendant Mid-Flight, Could Face 20 Years In Prison
A 33-year-old Orange County man was scheduled to appear in court in LA after punching a flight attendant mid-air.
OC Bat Tests Positive For Rabies; Residents Urged To Be Cautious
A bat found in a parking lot in Fountain Valley has tested positive for rabies prompting authorities to issue a warning to locals.
Berkeley Hot Tub Guy Deward Hastings Dies: Report
The long-time Berkeley resident offered free soaks in his backyard hot tub for nearly 50 years.
CA's Third Year Of La Niña? Here's What To Expect This Fall
Californians have endured extreme weather and strain on the power grid. Forecasters say residents should brace for more La Niña.
Popular Temecula Corn Maze Cancels Amid Heat Waves, Drought
"The corn's only grown to our hips," said a Big Horse Feed and Mercantile employee.
17 Cats Die In Culver City Mall Fire
Five businesses were gutted in a major emergency fire that took over an hour to extinguish.
Firefighters were able to conduct a rescue operation to save the dog, "Cesar," from a 15-foot hole in Pasadena.
San Diego Zoo Safari Park Names Baby Southern White Rhino 'Neville'
The energetic and confident calf is thriving and has been experiencing many new firsts since his birth on Aug. 6, according to the zoo.
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