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Why Nearly 50 California Hospitals Were Forced to End Maternity Ward Services

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Democrats Again Vote Down California Ban on Unhoused Encampments

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'We Are a Target': California's Top Cybersecurity Job Remains Vacant

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New Bill Pushes California to Confront Digital Discrimination

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California's $20 Billion Effort to Combat Homelessness Fails to Curb Rising Unhoused Population

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A Latino man, middle-aged with a graying goatee, gazes directly into the camera amidst a warehouse backdrop. He sports a black and red San Francisco 49ers cap and a dark blue windbreaker jacket adorned with a logo reading 'Generation Pool Plastering.' In the blurred background, a green warehouse vehicle and various boxes and supplies are visible.

8. Last Stand | S2: New Folsom

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California's Early-Career Doctors Unionize, Demand Fair Pay and Conditions

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In Extraordinary Tie, Evan Low and Joe Simitian Both Advance in Race for Silicon Valley House Seat

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Controversial California Law Meant to Spur New Housing Could Get More Teeth

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A screenshot of prison surveillance footage shows a gray room with a cement floor. On the right side of the image sits a Latino man in a gray shirt and white shorts with a goatee and a buzz cut, or shaved head. His legs are chained to the metal desk he’s sitting at, and he’s staring across the room towards the left of the image. Positioned around him at regular intervals are six more chair-desk combos as well as metal dividers between them.

7. “We Don’t Do Coincidence” | S2: New Folsom

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