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Mass Shootings Lead to Widening Divide on State Gun Policies
As mass shootings are again drawing public attention, states across the U.S. seem to be deepening their political divide on gun policies. A series of recent mass shootings in California come after a third straight year in which U.S. states recorded more than 600 mass shootings involving at least four deaths or injuries. Democratic-led states that a... -
17-Year-Old Hospitalized After Being Shot by Tracy Police Officer
An officer shot a 17-year-old, who was holding a knife in Tracy Friday afternoon, police said.
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‘Everyone Loved Him': Tyre Nichols, a Sacramento Native, Remembered as Beautiful Soul
Tyre Nichols was killed by police in Memphis after they pulled him over Jan. 7.
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A Look at California's Deadly Back-to-Back Mass Shootings
In the course of 48 hours, two gunmen went on shooting rampages at both ends of California that left 18 dead and 10 wounded.
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Some Waves Along the Southern California Coast Were Turned Pink This Month — Here's The (Scientific) Reason
Scripps scientists are studying how freshwater interacts with the surf zone.
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M3.2 Earthquake Shakes Just South of Eureka: USGS
A 3.2 magnitude earthquake struck early Friday morning in Northern California, near Eureka, according to the United States Geological Survey. The USGS downgraded the quake’s magnitude from its preliminary report of 3.7.
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Santa Monica Family Searches for College Student Missing in Waters Off Bay Area
A Santa Monica family is pleading for authorities to continue the search for a 22-year-old college student who went missing in the ocean waters off the Bay Area last week.
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California Winter Storms Boost Water Allocations for Cities
Public water agencies in California will be getting more water from the state because of recent heavy rain. State water officials on Thursday said public water agencies will be getting 30% of what they asked for. That’s up from the 5% state officials had announced in December. A series of powerful storms dumped an estimated 32 trillion gallons of w... -
‘Dreami by Livi': Teen Who Has Battled Cancer 7 Times Has Dream of Being Designer Come True
Fifteen-year-old, Olivia, has always wanted to be a clothing designer. Today, her designs are being stitched on hats and branded on clothing called “Dreami’ by Livi.
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Mountain Lion P-81 Killed by Vehicle, Found on PCH
P-81’s body was collected on the Pacific Coast Highway near Las Posas Road in the Western Santa Monica Mountains on Sunday, Jan 22.
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5 Businesses Burglarized Within Minutes at Riverside Shopping Center
Five businesses at Canyon Crest Towne Centre in Riverside were hit by burglars on Monday all within minutes of each other, leaving business owners furious.
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Students, Staff at Boys & Girls Club in National City Exposed to Tuberculosis
Students and staff at Boys & Girls Club’s National City location and some Boys & Girls Club summer camp sites may have been exposed to tuberculosis, San Diego County public health officials announced Thursday.
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ATM Bomber Ordered to Pay Debit to Society After Heists in San Diego, Penasquitos
Man and his partner targeted four ATMs over three months in 2017.
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Christmas Miracle: Critically Endangered Horse Foal Born at San Diego Zoo Safari Park
The December baby is a Przewalski’s horse, which is extinct in the wild.
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Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff Launches Bid for Sen. Dianne Feinstein's California Seat
Schiff led the House Intelligence Committee and served as lead impeachment manager for the Senate in its first trial of former President Donald Trump.
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Californians Will Vote on Whether to Overturn Fast-Food Law
A voter initiative that would overturn a California law aimed at raising wages and improving working conditions for more than a half-million fast food workers has qualified for next year’s ballot, authorities said Tuesday.
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Livermore Police Reunite Long-Lost Dog With Southern California Family
Livermore police have reunited a French bulldog with its owners after it was likely dognapped more than a year ago.