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California scrambles to offer new financial aid grants for short-term job training
by adminby adminBy Adam Echelman Federal financial aid is the engine of the country’s higher education system, pouring billions in student loans and grants into California alone, and this summer, the U.S. …
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By Connor Forbes Do you like pepperoni pizza? How about grilled cheese? Dumb questions, I know. Of course you do. So why not do the natural thing and smash them …
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Learn to save a life: Office of Suicide Prevention expands training efforts
by adminby adminThe San Bernardino County Behavioral Health Department’s Office of Suicide Prevention (OSP) is proud to announce a series of upcoming community trainings designed to equip residents, partners and service providers …
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Opinion
Split verdict on taxes to fund health care as cost-of-living anxiety takes its toll
by adminby adminBy Ana B. Ibarra California voters are delivering a split decision on whether they want to pay more sales tax to support healthcare services: Los Angeles County’s measure is clinging …
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This progressive Democrat will try to oust California’s toughest GOP incumbent
by adminby adminBy Maya C. Miller Democratic college professor Randy Villegas will take on Republican Rep. David Valadao in the Central Valley district that Democrats have made a target in their national …
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Opinion
These teens have the weight of the world on their shoulders. Mental health is taking a nosedive
by adminby adminBy Anissa Durham Bryce Collins, a 16-year-old high school junior, is waging his own fight to protect the rights of Black and Latino youth in the Los Angeles Unified School …
