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California appeals court upholds ban on higher-capacity magazines, spurring unusual video dissent
A disagreeing judge shared a video of himself dissenting the decision.
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California AG prepared to fight back against Trump's looming education cuts
California already has started to fight back against President Donald Trump’s impending executive order to shut down the U.S. Department of Education. Scott McGrew and Bob Redell report.
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California AG prepared to fight back against Trump's looming education cuts
California already has started to fight back against President Donald Trump’s impending executive order to shut down the U.S. Department of Education.
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California has a $6.2B Medicaid funding gap partly due to expanding immigrant coverage
California faces a $6.2 billion budget gap in the state’s Medicaid services, which could force officials to reevaluate future coverage for immigrants.
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California's wine industry leery of tariffs, but some growers hope they help
Escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and Europe are being closely watched in California’s already struggling iconic wine industry. Many fear tariffs will hike the cost of wine-making materials and dampen U.S. importers of European wines. Tariffs come as the industry grapples with rising costs and swings in weather. But some winegrape growers in the Golden State are hoping for...
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California lawmakers seek answers about state's insurance crisis
Homeowners across California are reeling amid an ongoing insurance crisis, and on Wednesday, the state’s insurance commissioner appeared before a Legislature seeking answers. Ginger Conejero Saab reports.
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California has a $6.2 billion Medicaid funding gap partly due to expanding immigrant coverage
California faces a $6.2 billion budget gap in the state’s Medicaid services.
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Boat tours and ash scatterings help beleaguered California salmon fleet stay afloat
With salmon fishing barred off the California coast for two years, fishermen have been running historic boat tours, party cruises, and scattering the ashes of the deceased to try to stay afloat.
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Checking in on Sierra snowpack after recent storms
After a dry January, things weren’t looking good for the Sierra Nevada snowpack, but a recent run of stormy weather appears to be making a big difference. Meteorologist Rob Mayeda reports.
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Wells Fargo donates $1 million to United Way
Many Bay Area families have been feeling the budget crunch lately. Now, they’re getting some extra help understanding their finances thanks to Wells Fargo and the United Way.
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Wells Fargo donates $1 million to United Way
Many Bay Area families have been feeling the budget crunch lately. Now, they’re getting some extra help understanding their finances thanks to Wells Fargo and the United Way.
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These dedicated runners have done every LA Marathon for nearly 4 decades
The Los Angeles Marathon’s Legacy Runners have walked, run or used a wheelchair in every race since the event began in 1986.
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Jackpot! 2 Bay Area lottery Scratchers players uncover $1 million wins
Two lucky Bay Area lottery players recently won $1 million jackpots on Scratchers tickets, according to the California Lottery.
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Yosemite to resume campground reservations
After a pause in reservation sales last month, Yosemite is opening reservations for select campgrounds.
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Yosemite to resume park reservations
After a pause in reservation sales last month, Yosemite is opening reservations for select campgrounds
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New exhibit to open at SeaWorld San Diego
The highly anticipated Jewels of the Sea: The Jellyfish Experience will officially open Saturday.
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20 states, DC sue Trump administration over Department of Education firings
Twenty states and the District of Columbia announced a lawsuit against the Trump administration Thursday over its mass firings at the Department of Education.
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Cal OES, contractor failed to thoroughly test Next Gen 911 network before deploying to handle real calls, sources say
Two high-level project insiders have come forward alleging the company NGA and the Cal OES failed to thoroughly test the state’s new digital 911 network end-to-end before deploying the system to handle real 911 calls.
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Cal OES, contractor failed to thoroughly test Next Gen 911 network before deploying: sources say
Two high-level project insiders have come forward with allegations the company NGA and the California Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) failed to thoroughly test the state’s new digital 911 network end-to-end before deploying the system to handle real 911 calls. Candice Nguyen reports.
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Deeper Dive: Cal OES, contractor failed to thoroughly test Next Gen 911 network, sources say
Two high-level project insiders have come forward with allegations that a company and the California Office of Emergency Services failed to thoroughly test the state’s new digital 911 network before deploying it to handle real 911 calls. The company denies the claims. NBC Bay Area’s Raj Mathai spoke with Investigative Reporter Candice Nguyen to understand the details.