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Sky-high prices for some matches and ongoing controversy over FIFA’s seating practices may push some fans to buy their tickets from unverified vendors.
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A prop werewolf put up for Halloween by Altadena residents became a symbol of pride after the Eaton Fire. It's also divided the community.
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this system is different from how most states handle their primary elections.
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While the state is not headed for an immediate oil shortfall, additional price increases are likely if the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran continues.
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The plant was slated to close, and employees worked to decommission it, until a 2022 about-face by Gov. Gavin Newsom led the state to extend its operations to 2030.
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The former health secretary under President Joe Biden has advocated for government-run healthcare since he was a congressman 30 years ago.
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The rule being considered comes as immigration arrests rise at state courts, discouraging victims, witnesses and others from showing up, according to lawyers and advocates.
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Tom Steyer and Xavier Becerra faced repeated criticism during a debate as the California gubernatorial candidates tried to distinguish themselves ahead of the primary.
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SB 982 could give the state a way to force oil companies to pay for their role.
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Eligible California residents have till the end of the month to claim cash made available by the Middle Class Tax Refund.
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Here’s what happened and what it means for the June 2 statewide primary and the future of Swalwell’s congressional seat.
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Candidates have laid out their vision for taxation in California.
