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California Health Officials Hold On Emergency Declaration Over Monkeypox Outbreak
California state health officials not yet declaring a state of emergency due to the monkeypox outbreak but are closely monitoring situation.
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Report Boosts Unified Power Authority For Western States
The “Western RTO Economic Impact Study” was conducted on behalf of Advanced Energy Economy, a Washington, D.C.-based trade association.
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Water Board Yet To Deliver $1 Billion In Planned Grants While Nearly 1 Million Drink Unsafe Water
State Water Resources and Control Board blasted for taking an average of 33 months to assist areas with failing water systems.
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LA County Ditches Plans To Reinstate Universal Indoor Mask Mandate
Los Angeles County will not reinstate an indoor mask mandate Friday after seeing an improvement in COVID-19 case rates and hospitalizations.
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Operations Resume At Port Of Oakland Following Truck Blockade Protests
“The truckers have been heard and we now urge them to voice their grievances with lawmakers, not the Port of Oakland.”
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Crews Make Progress In Battling Oak Fire
The fire, which began Friday, is currently the largest wildfire of the year thus far in California and as of Tuesday, it was 26% contained.
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Gov. Newsom Says Federal Denial Of Two Gaming Compacts Threatens Tribal Economies
Gov. Newsom warned the gaming compacts could have an impact on tribes’ abilities to maintain jobs and investments in their communities.
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$18 Minimum Wage Initiative Unlikely To Appear On 2022 Ballot After Judge Ruling
A superior court rejected a request to place it on this year’s ballot.
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DeSantis: California Treats Its Residents Like Peasants
DeSantis made the remarks at an event in Cape Coral, Florida, announcing the state’s plan to reduce prescription drug costs for Floridians.
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Op-Ed: The Filibuster Is On A Slippery Slope
Biden stopped short of fully abolishing the filibuster but it’s the second time this year he has supported “an exception” to the filibuster.
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Democratic State Attorneys General, Nearly Two Dozen, Support New Federal Gun Rule
A coalition of 20 state attorneys general, all Democrats, are backing a federal gun rule in court.
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Agricultural Specialists Intercept 'First-In-Port' Pests At San Diego Cargo Crossing
Most recently, agricultural specialists discovered three species of Pseudococcidae, or mealybugs, in a shipment of rambutan fruit.
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Gun Rights Advocates File Lawsuit To Block A New CA Gun Law, Say More Challenges Are Forthcoming
Group of guns rights organizations and shooting sports associations are suing to block a new law that prohibits firearm marketing to minors.
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Border Officials Seize 174 Pounds Of Methamphetamine In California
The drug was concealed in the cross beams of a railcar and was discovered when scanning a train from Mexico using an x-ray imaging system.
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Newsom Signs Firearm Law Allowing Lawsuits Against Gun Makers, Distributors
Under the new law, Californians will soon be able to sue gun manufacturers and distributors for harm caused by their products.
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San Francisco Clinics Will Likely Run Out Of Monkeypox Vaccine This Week, Health Officials Say
Thus far, the city has administered more than 1,700 doses of the Monkeypox vaccine to San Franciscans, but supplies are dwindling.
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Phil Ting Raises More Than Any Other Democrat In The California State Assembly
Ting, Assembly District 19, is running for re-election in 2022. He raised $3,752,241 and spent $2,734,460 between Jan. 1, 2021-May 21, 2022.
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Newsom Knocks Red States, Says 'Education Is Under Assault' In DC Speech
Newsom said he believes “education is under assault in ways that I've never experienced in my lifetime.”
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Report: California Has Most Severe Housing Deficit In The Nation
The study found that 47 states, the District of Columbia and 169 out of 309 metropolitan areas have a housing deficit.
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Bonta: Law Enforcement Have A 'Legal Responsibility To Intervene' In Illegal Evictions
California law states that tenants can only be legally evicted through a filed case in court.