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By Connor Forbes Winter calls for hearty pasta dishes. The kind that stick to your bones to help keep you warm in the 40-degree nights we get around southern California. …
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Opinion
California’s once soaring population has hit a plateau. So will its national political clout
By Dan Walters The federal Census Bureau annually announces new population numbers for the country and its 50 states based on calculations of how births, deaths and migration have changed the numbers …
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By Yue Stella Yu One of California’s larger public employee unions is pushing legislation to make remote work a permanent option for state workers as the clock ticks down on …
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Opinion
California spends billions based on this pollution tracker. Who benefits from its latest update?
By Alejandra Reyes-Velarde California is again updating the system it uses to decide which polluted communities get cleanup funding. The tool, CalEnviroScreen, has already steered billions of dollars to the …
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By Khari Johnson If Gov. Gavin Newsom wants to be president of the United States, then he must address artificial intelligence’s impact on workers. That’s the message sent last week …
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Opinion
These California trucking schools broke state laws. Regulators couldn’t do anything about it
By Adam Echelon and Erica Yee When commercial truck drivers are speeding down California’s highways and interstates with thousands of pounds of cargo in tow, a single mistake can be …