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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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California mail-in ballots will arrive soon. Here’s what to expect
Golden State voters will soon start to see California mail-in ballots arrive in their mailboxes for the general election.
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Measles exposure reported on 6 Amtrak routes across California
California health officials are warning travelers about a potential measles exposure after an unvaccinated passenger infected with the virus passed through multiple counties aboard Amtrak trains and connecting buses.
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Highway 74 is twice as dangerous as other roads. What’s being done?
After finding Highway 74’s crash rate 125% higher than comparable highways, a new study recommends a prohibition on trucks with more than three axles along the road’s curviest stretch.
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California license plate sequence changes after 46 years. Here’s why
The number configuration on California license plates will now be issued in reverse.
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California farm recalls eggs over Salmonella risk, officials say
A Southern California farm has voluntarily recalled some of its organic eggs over potential Salmonella contamination.
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Report finds income needed to afford stay-at-home parent in California
The Trump administration is drafting a rule that would make married couples with one stay-at-home parent in certain income brackets eligible for subsidies.
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Cesar Chavez rape allegation leads to new civil lawsuit
New the names nonprofit organizations affiliated with Cesar Chavez’s family and farmworker advocacy movement.
