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California could be first in nation to create smoke-damage standards
Two bills involving smoke-damage standards await the governor’s signature, each address a longstanding issue brought to the fore by the Los Angeles County fires: When is it safe for wildfire survivors to move back into their homes?
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Possible changes at Coachella Container Park draw public pushback
In recent weeks, videos on social media have said the city of Coachella is attempting to limit the Coachella Container Park’s operating days.
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Dozens of sick sea lions rescued amid Central Coast toxic algae outbreak
The Marine Mammal Center has rescued about 30 California sea lions sick from domoic acid poisoning over the past week.
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Labor Day 2026: When is best time to hit the road in California?
Planning to travel for the Labor Day holiday? Here are the best times to hit the road across California.
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Nearly 300,000 K-12 students are homeless in California, report finds
The number of K-12 public school students who are homeless in California has increased in recent years.
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What will latest Colorado River cuts mean for the Coachella Valley?
The Colorado River remains a crucial part of the Coachella Valley Water District’s overall supply. Officials aren’t expecting any immediate cuts due to the latest federal plan.
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FedEx lays off 116 workers amid closures in Palm Springs and Victorville
The closures and layoffs come as FedEx is streamlining its services throughout the country.
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Opinion: California collects your dormant savings as unclaimed property. These bills aim to help.
The bipartisan Safeguarding Americans’ Fairly Earned Retirement (SAFER) Act would ensure investment accounts remain with their owners rather than become unclaimed property.
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Cost of living tops concerns for young Californians, poll finds
Survey finds concerns over cost of living cut across nearly every aspect of young Californians’ lives, from housing and employment to political participation.
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Residents brace for dangerous Central Valley heat wave
High temperatures between 106 and 108 degrees are expected across Tulare County during the Central Valley heat wave.
