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Opinion
Hunger strike begins as California prisons hand down biggest restrictions since COVID
by adminby adminBy CAYLA MIHALOVICH Nearly two dozen state prisons last week imposed sweeping restrictions on their incarcerated population — including shutting off all outside communication. Now, hundreds of prisoners are reported …
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By Bob Garver It has been 23 years (not 28, somewhat frustratingly) since British audiences were first introduced to the mind-and-body-ravaging Rage virus in “28 Days Later.” The virus turned …
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By Connor Forbes It must be salad season around here. Not the salad with the lettuce salad. But the non-lettuce salads are coming in hot. Don’t expect a jelly salad …
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Opinion
From San Diego to the Bay Area, California restaurants are on edge over immigration raids
by adminby adminBy LEVI SUMAGAYSAY and LAUREN HEPLER Brandon Mejia usually spends his weekends conducting a symphony of vendors serving pupusas, huaraches and an array of tacos at his two weekly 909Tacolandia …
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Politics
Police, DA refuse to release records on Latina senator’s DUI citation near Capitol
by adminby adminBy RYAN SABALOW and JEANNE KUANG A Democratic California senator is now considering suing Sacramento police for what she alleges was a “politically motivated” false DUI accusation intended to “silence” …
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Lifestyle
Have federal agents served warrants at California’s Capitol? The Legislature doesn’t want you to know
by adminby adminBy RYAN SABALOW California’s legislative leaders don’t think the public should know whether federal agents are investigating state lawmakers for public corruption, nor do they believe taxpayers should know how …
