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Tobacco Companies Sue To Block California's Flavored Tobacco Ban
The tobacco companies claim the law is preempted by the Tobacco Control Act, which banned flavored cigarettes except for menthol.
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Several California Races Remain Tight As Party Control Of U.S. House Remains Uncertain
"As of Thursday morning, Republicans were still favored to win the House, holding 209 of the 218 seats needed to take control."
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As Berkeley Struggles With Police Costs, 14 Cops Made Over $300,000
Police officers in Berkeley are some the highest-paid employees in the city.
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Biden Stumps In California Days Before Midterm Election
Biden spoke in support of Rep. Mike Levin, D-Calif., who is in a tight race for re-election against Republican challenger Brian Maryott.
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Poll: Voters Say Inflation Most Important Issue As Election Nears
The poll, which surveyed 802 registered California voters, found 15% say inflation and cost of living is the most important issue right now.
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'Simply Unacceptable': Newsom Pauses Homelessness Funding Over Lackluster Local Plans
The governor said he plans to convene local leaders later this month to review the state's approach to homelessness.
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Californians To Turn Their Clocks Back Sunday Despite Support For Permanent DST
In 2018, Californians overwhelmingly voted in favor of ballot proposition giving state lawmakers power to end biannual changing of clocks.
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If Props 26 & 27 Fail, What's The Future Of Sports Betting In California?
If sports betting was legalized, experts say the state would be the nation's largest market. It's unlikely that will happen this election.
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Despite Ban, Supreme Court Affirmative Action Decision Could Impact California
California banned affirmative action in public universities via a 1996 proposition, and voters upheld the ban in a 2020 vote.
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Cook: Some California Congressional Seats Shift In GOP's Favor
This shift indicates Republican challengers could potentially gain footing.
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Feds: Alleged Attacker Sought To Kidnap, Break Nancy Pelosi's Kneecaps
The suspect, 42-year-old David DePape, is in police custody after being arrested inside the Pelosi's San Francisco residence early Friday.
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Voters Appear To Sour On Prop 30, New Survey Shows
This represents a shift since September when PPIC’s survey indicated that 55% of voters would cast a “yes” vote in favor of Proposition 30.
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Oil Drillers Warn Incoming Setback Law Will Have Deep Impact In Kern County
Starting in January, Senate Bill 1137 will ban new oil and gas wells within 3,200 feet of “sensitive receptors.”
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Police Identify Suspect After Paul Pelosi Was Attacked With Hammer
Police identified 42-year-old David Depape as a suspect in the home invasion and assault on Friday morning.
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Secretaries Of State Warn 'Independent State Legislature Theory' Would Upend Elections
Thirteen Secretaries of State led by Jena Griswold filed an amicus brief with the United States Supreme Court in Moore v. Harper.
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California Air Regulators To Consider Phase-Out Of Diesel Big Rigs
The California Air Resources Board held its first public hearing this week to receive feedback from the public on the proposal.
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Los Angeles, Los Angeles County Buy Into Guaranteed Income Movement
The city of Los Angeles offers a guaranteed income program to 3,200 participants chosen at random to receive $1,000 per month for 12 months.
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Report: California Spent Millions Fighting Regional Center Inequities, Some Got Worse
A new report found racial and geographical disparities persist at regional centers tasked with caring for adults with disabilities.
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Democrats' Letter Urges Amendment To National Defense Authorization Act
Vetting human rights security cooperation programs is the focus of a letter sent to the House and Senate Armed Services Committees.
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California Student Test Scores Show Pandemic Stress
More than half of California students did not meet state English standards and two-thirds did not meet math standards in state assessments.