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California
California releases new guidelines for private events and weddings
California
California releases new guidelines for private events
Couples who had to postpone or cancel their wedding can now plan for their big day under certain restrictions.
California
California lawmakers push police reforms, including decertifying law enforcement
Senate Bill 2 would also require a citizen panel to advise in the decertification process. The board would be mostly made up of victim’s families and advocates.
California
California lawmakers push police reforms, including decertifying law enforcement
Senate Bill 2 would also require a citizen panel to advise in the decertification process. The board would be mostly made up of victim’s families and advocates.
CalMatters
Paying too much for health insurance? New subsidies announced
Covered California has $3 billion in federal aid for people who enroll this year or already are signed up.
CalMatters
With Barrett on Supreme Court, California’s church COVID limits are being overturned
California’s Department of Public Health stresses that though “limits on places of worship are not mandatory” any longer, they are still “strongly recommended.”
CalMatters
5 things you need to know about federal drought aid in California
Why has the federal government stepped in to help with California’s water woes?
Coronavirus
All California residents 16 years old and above now eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccine
The state's goal is to vaccinate 75% of people 16 and older to achieve so-called herd immunity -- equating to around 2.02 million San Diego County residents.
California
Suspect in Kristin Smart killing attempted to rape her; DA believes there are "more victims"
Paul's father, Ruben Flores, has been charged with accessory to murder after the fact and the DA believes he helped conceal Smart's body.
Education
"This is a challenging transition' Gov. Newsom discusses school reopening across California
More than 9,000 of the 11,000 schools in CA have either reopened or have announced a date for in-person instruction.
CalMatters
Californians: Here’s why your housing costs are so high
Nine out of ten Californians consider housing affordability a problem, and nearly one in three Californians are considering leaving the state because of it.
CalMatters
Almost 2 months later, child care providers still waiting for relief checks
It could be mid-May or later before some child care providers get state stipends promised to them as part of a coronavirus relief package.
California
California releases new guidelines for private events
Couples who had to postpone or cancel their wedding can now plan for their big day under certain restrictions.
California
California lawmakers push police reforms, including decertifying law enforcement
Senate Bill 2 would also require a citizen panel to advise in the decertification process. The board would be mostly made up of victim’s families and advocates.
California
California lawmakers push police reforms, including decertifying law enforcement
Senate Bill 2 would also require a citizen panel to advise in the decertification process. The board would be mostly made up of victim’s families and advocates.
CalMatters
Paying too much for health insurance? New subsidies announced
Covered California has $3 billion in federal aid for people who enroll this year or already are signed up.
CalMatters
With Barrett on Supreme Court, California’s church COVID limits are being overturned
California’s Department of Public Health stresses that though “limits on places of worship are not mandatory” any longer, they are still “strongly recommended.”
CalMatters
5 things you need to know about federal drought aid in California
Why has the federal government stepped in to help with California’s water woes?
Coronavirus
All California residents 16 years old and above now eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccine
The state's goal is to vaccinate 75% of people 16 and older to achieve so-called herd immunity -- equating to around 2.02 million San Diego County residents.
California
Suspect in Kristin Smart killing attempted to rape her; DA believes there are "more victims"
Paul's father, Ruben Flores, has been charged with accessory to murder after the fact and the DA believes he helped conceal Smart's body.
Education
"This is a challenging transition' Gov. Newsom discusses school reopening across California
More than 9,000 of the 11,000 schools in CA have either reopened or have announced a date for in-person instruction.
CalMatters
Californians: Here’s why your housing costs are so high
Nine out of ten Californians consider housing affordability a problem, and nearly one in three Californians are considering leaving the state because of it.
CalMatters
Almost 2 months later, child care providers still waiting for relief checks
It could be mid-May or later before some child care providers get state stipends promised to them as part of a coronavirus relief package.
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