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Why The Haunting of Stone Oak Manor is worth a fall day trip
For three weeks in late summer and early fall, ‘The Haunting of Stone Oak Manor’ comprises a fun collection of Halloween-centric activities centered around a uniquely theatrical and spooky trip into the manor itself.
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How a landmark labor bill is taking center stage in a key California House race
Workers’ rights are dividing the race for CA-48 between Marni von Wilpert and Jim Desmond. Where does the PRO Act fit in?
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Mountain lion crossings are coming to Joshua Tree National Park
Two wildlife crossings over Highway 62 near Joshua Tree aim to protect mountain lions and bighorn sheep from deadly car collisions.
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10 Latinx-owned businesses to check out in San Diego
San Diego has some of the best Latinx-owned businesses in the country. Here are some of our favorites, from restaurants to art shops and beyond.
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How to support women’s sports in Southern California
Learn all the opportunities you have to support women’s sports, both professional and college teams, in Southern California.
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Brightline Florida files bankruptcy. Is the West Coast project in doubt?
Brightline West’s planned Las Vegas to Southern California high-speed rail project may be further in question after the company’s East Coast line, Brightline Florida, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
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March from Mojave Desert to LA calls for closure of detention centers
Faith leaders and supporters will embark on a 96-mile foot journey from the Mojave Desert to LA to bring attention to deaths and deplorable conditions at immigrant detention centers.
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Agua Caliente tribe halts plans for Palm Springs housing development
The Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians have intervened in philanthropist Brad Prescott’s plans to purchase half of the former Tommy Jacobs Bel Air Greens golf course and preserve it as open space.
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As California gas tops $6, an ‘affordability’ candidate defends Iran war
California has the nation’s highest gas prices, the only state above $6. San Diego voters are asking Republican CA-48 candidate Jim Desmond why he backed the war raising them.
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Haphazard pesticide enforcement puts farmworkers in California at risk
By Robert J. Lopez This article was produced by Capital & Main. It is republished here with permission. Lopez is an independent journalist and fellow at the McGraw Center for Business Journalism. Data journalist Cherry Salazar analyzed state pesticide records for this report. In California’s Sacramento Valley, a grower was cited for multiple pesticide safety violations in a stone…
