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Newsom rescinds California's COVID-19 state of emergency, marking an end to the pandemic era

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California's COVID-19 state of emergency officially ends Tuesday, bringing a symbolic close to one of the most challenging chapters of state history and of Gov. Gavin Newsom's political career.

Los Angeles Times

New poll shows most California voters fear gun violence, but Democrats and Republicans are divided

Following two high-profile mass shootings in California, the majority of voters surveyed in a new statewide poll said they worry that gun violence will affect them or someone close to them.

Los Angeles Times

VinFast To Start VF 8 US Deliveries On March 1, Halves Lease Rates

Customers who have already paid a refundable deposit on the VF 8 City Edition will benefit from monthly lease rates as low as $274, but only in California.

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Tech training center to open in Greater Grand Crossing

California’s Bitwise Industries is opening a facility in Chicago to train apprentices after getting $80 million in new funding. It hopes to hire 100 people in a year.

Chicago Sun-Times

Amid well-drilling and pumping, calls grow for stronger California water regulation

LOS ANGELES — In 2014, California adopted a landmark law aimed at combating excessive groundwater pumping, especially in farming areas of the San Joaquin Valley where many families were seeing their wells sputter and run dry.

Los Angeles Times

George Skelton: Newsom cares more about almond growers than California's salmon fishery

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Gov. Gavin Newsom bills himself as a protector of wildlife, so you wouldn't think he'd take water from baby salmon and give it to almonds.

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: No, California doesn’t have a population crisis

Californians keep hearing that our state has a population problem: Recent statistics from the Department of Finance show that from July 2021 to July 2022, we lost about 211,000 residents. This, on top of a bigger decline between 2020 and 2021, has reinvigorated talk of an exodus as the state’s…

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Editorial: An unfair plan to cut California’s use of Colorado River water

The immediate question before the seven states that use rapidly vanishing Colorado River water is not how to renegotiate the century-old agreement and accompanying laws that divvy up the supply.

Los Angeles Times

In a sign of the times, O.C. malls will be places to live as well as shop

Growing up in Orange County, California, in the late 1970s, KL DeHart often wandered the Westminster Mall with her mother, checking out the latest fashions and seeing what movies were playing.

Los Angeles Times

California dangles bonuses for nursing homes that add staff

SACRAMENTO, California — California is revamping how it rewards nursing homes to get them to improve patient care.

Tribune News Service

Jean Guerrero: A Trump-like border wall is about to be built — unless Biden stops it

President Joe Biden should call off construction crews gathering at the southernmost edge of California's coastline to erect a border wall that epitomizes Trump's dystopian vision.

Los Angeles Times

Editorial: Los Angeles is the chrome capital, but chemical behind the shine is too dangerous to keep using

Southern California has the nation’s highest concentration of chrome platers, the metal shops that dip car bumpers, plumbing fixtures, airplane parts and other products in large industrial tanks to coat them with a shiny, mirror-like finish.

Los Angeles Times

US detectives identify ‘Lady in the fridge’ after nearly 30 years in DNA breakthrough

Body found in a fridge in a California canal in 1995 identified as mum-of-three Amanda Lynn Schumann Deza

Evening Standard

Elephants in US zoos? Without breeding, future is uncertain

A community in the heart of California's farm belt has been drawn into a growing global debate over whether elephants should be in zoos

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Final state emergencies winding down 3 years into pandemic

California's coronavirus emergency declaration is ending

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Northeast braces for heavy snow; winds shred Southern Plains

The Northeast is gearing up for what could be very heavy snow

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California on track for record snow year as storms cause mudslides and leave people trapped

San Bernardino County has declared a local emergency as West Coast braces for more wild weather.

Los Angeles Times

Mattel lays off workers, including at corporate headquarters

Toy industry giant Mattel Inc. is laying off employees, including 93 workers at the company's El Segundo, California, headquarters, according to a notice filed with the state Employment Development Department.

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California caravans fall into river as bank crumbles and collapses during horror storm

The motorhomes were resting on an embankment overlooking the Santa Clara River in California, US, but the storm-driven torrent eroded it at such a speed they couldn't be saved

The Independent UK

California governor vows to change law blocking new housing

California Gov. Gavin Newsom says he wants to reform a landmark state environmental law after it was used to block needed student housing at the University of California, Berkeley

Tribune News Service

California explores private insurance for immigrants lacking legal status. But is it affordable?

A doctor found cysts in Lilia Becerril’s right breast five years ago, but the 51-year-old lacks health insurance. She said she can’t afford the imaging to find out if they’re cancerous.

Daily Mirror

Chilling mystery of 'lady in the fridge' found bound and gagged in canal as ID nailed

A man had been looking for cans to recycle when he spotted the fridge in an irrigation canal in San Joaquin County, California, US. Pulling it up he was horrified to find a body wrapped in a blanket and a tarpaulin

Los Angeles Times

Starbucks, Dunkin' and more: Who has the best frozen coffee drink?

It's winter in the United States, and while that may mean something different in California than it does in, say, Maine, it's still cold. The Chicagoan in me hangs his head in shame as the 50-degree temperatures feel like a polar vortex to my now-tender skin.

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The top fundraisers in the California State Senate

Campaign finance requirements govern how much money candidates may receive from individuals and organizations, how often they must report those contributions, and how much individuals, organizations, and political entities may contribute to campaigns.

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