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700 Flock cameras watch Coachella Valley drivers, fuel privacy debate
While police and many elected officials say the tools are crucial for catching criminals across the dozens of jurisdictions in Riverside County and beyond, the rising number of Flock cameras has raised concerns from some residents and civil rights advocates.
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See which Adelanto schools are offering students free breakfast, lunch all year
All students will be served breakfast and lunch at no charge when the new school year starts at these Adelanto schools.
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How to get a mobile driver’s license as California expands access
New legislation raised the cap for the state’s mobile driver’s license pilot program from 15% to 60% of the state’s licensed drivers.
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How to request businesses delete data and personal information in California
Data brokers will soon be required to begin processing applications from California residents who request businesses delete data.
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Thorn Fire grows to 750 acres, prompting evacuations in San Diego County
The Thorn Fire continues to burn with a moderate to dangerous rate of spread.
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A year later, 911 calls help document Glass House immigration raid
U.S. Department of Homeland Security officials would later report that more than 360 were detained during the Glass House immigration raid.
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In California governor’s race, voters face stark choice on immigrant healthcare
Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton present starkly different choices on immigrant healthcare in the California governor’s race.
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Tenured California professor wins job back after being fired for pro-Palestine advocacy
Dr. Sang Hea Kil is the first case nationally of a tenured professor fired for criticizing the genocide in Gaza, although similar cases have occurred across the state for non-tenured faculty.
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San Francisco wants to break up with big banks and start its own bank
San Francisco could become the first major city in the US to open its own public bank—and voters will get the final say in November.
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What $2,300 rent gets you in Southern California right now, from Santa Clarita to San Diego
Don’t let the high cost of living in Southern California scare you away. Learn how far $2,300 will get you in the area.
