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Under Proposition 40, California billionaires would pay a one-time 5% tax on their net worth. The money collected would primarily be used to shore up healthcare costs.
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Michael Gates was deputy assistant attorney general in the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division — and has since parted ways with the Trump administration. -
Starbucks and its unionized baristas have been bargaining a contract for more than a year, but haven't struck a deal. -
Critics accused the council of using a nationally polarizing topic for political gain. -
Then-Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do directed taxpayer dollars to a nonprofit to build the memorial. They later returned $150,000 after LAist questions. Now it's likely to be demolished. -
The department said it did not "assist" the agent in enforcement, and that no crime occurred. -
Millions in grocery flex cards will be issued to CalFresh recipients in Orange County — many of whom are families with children and seniors. -
The strike has closed the store down in Anaheim, according to the union. Workers at more Starbucks locations could walk out later this week. -
Debris flows may be a risk in recently burned areas when rain arrives on Thursday. -
It will be up to Orange County how to spend the proceeds. -
“ I feel like Muslim women are kind of tired of shrinking to fit into places we aren't that's not made for us.” -
Gates plans to continue battling the liberal state government at the city attorney’s office. He says he'll run to head that office again next year.
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Veterans said they also have faced challenges and delays getting federal food and education benefits.
