California State University System to Require COVID Vaccinations for Students, Staff
The Cal State university system announced it will require all students and staff to be vaccinated against COVID-19 to take part in in-person activities.
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3 Aboard Jet That Crashed Near Tahoe-Area Golf Course: FAA
Three people died in a twin-engine jet crash near a golf course in the Lake Tahoe area, authorities said Tuesday.
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California to Require Vaccine or Testing for State Workers
California will require state employees and all health care workers to show proof of a COVID-19 vaccination or get tested weekly, tightening restrictions in an effort to slow rising coronavirus infections in the nation’s most populous state, mostly among the unvaccinated.
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2 Arrested After Black Lives Matter Mural Vandalized in Santa Cruz
Two suspects were arrested Saturday on suspicion of felony vandalism, police said.
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Recall Polls Get Tighter as Special Election Nears
The governor is making moves with less than two-months until California’s recall election and a new poll shows the race is getting tighter. NBC Bay Area’s Political Analyst Larry Gerston has more.
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Airports in US West Dealing With Shortage of Jet Fuel Amid Commerical, Firefighting Demand
A shortage of jet fuel, coupled with supply chain issues and an urgent demand from firefighting aircraft, continues to cause problems at airports around the West
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California's Largest Fire Torches Homes as Blazes Lash West
A wildfire raging in rugged terrain in Northern California has destroyed multiple homes as the state’s largest fire intensifies and numerous other blazes batter the U.S. West.
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Santa Cruz Black Lives Matter Street Mural Vandalized: Police
A “Black Lives Matter” mural, painted on a downtown Santa Cruz street, was vandalized Friday evening with what appear to be tire tread marks from a vehicle, and police are following up on leads to determine who is responsible for the crime.
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California Man Who Mocked COVID-19 Vaccine Dies of Virus
A man who mocked COVID-19 vaccinations has died at a Los Angeles-area hospital after contracting the virus. Stephen Harmon was 34.
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SoCal Athlete Competes With Mexican Softball Team Due to Dual Citizenship at Olympics
Amanda Sanchez represented and played softball at the universities of Missouri and Louisiana, but thanks to her dual citizenship, she managed to be called up to join the Mexican team at the Tokyo Olympics.
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California Could Cut Off Water From Thousands of Farmers
California regulators are planning to stop thousands of farmers from taking water out of the state’s major rivers and streams because of a worsening drought.
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California Inks Contract With New 40K-Member Childcare Union
California has approved a first-time contract with 40,000 childcare providers under a new collective bargaining agreement
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New Technology Propels Efforts to Fight Western Wildfires
Firefighters are trying to become smarter in how they prepare for the drought- and wind-driven wildfires that have become more dangerous across the American West in recent years
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Critics Bid to Overturn Approval of Tahoe Resort Expansion
Environmental lawyers are urging a California appellate court to overturn a pair of district court rulings that handed significant victories to the Squaw Valley ski resort as it moves forward with expansion plans
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California Drought Killing Frogs, Salamanders in the East Bay
The worsening drought is causing creeks, ponds and wells to run dry across the state. Park officials in the East Bay say it’s an emergency that’s killing off animals like frogs and salamanders, who need water to breed.
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Brazen Shoplifting Spurs California Law for Organized Thefts
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a law aimed at curbing organized retail theft as violent smash-and-grab shoplifting costs state businesses millions of dollars every year
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Watch: Would-Be Robbers Run for Cover When Their Target Opens Fire in Fairfax District
A brazen robbery attempt turns into a violent shooting and it all happened just steps away from busy Melrose Avenue. It’s the latest in a string of robberies concerning residents and police.
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University of California Regents Approve Rare Tuition Hike
University of California regents on Thursday approved a multiyear plan to raise tuition and fees at one of the nation’s premier public university systems
