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California Newsroom's 'Dangerous Air' Investigation Prompts Response from State, Federal Lawmakers

Gig Companies Go It Alone as They Launch ‘Dynamex’ Measure for California’s November Ballot

Police Arrest 84 After Stephon Clark Protest in East Sacramento

In Style and Substance, Gavin Newsom Goes His Own Way

Want to Become a Farmer in California? Get a Business Mentor

The New Normal in California’s Direct Democracy Process: Ballot Measures as Leverage

Is California's Legacy Environmental Law Protecting the State's Beauty or Blocking Affordable Housing?

Exploring the Promise — and Unintended Consequences — of Rent Control

For Many Mexican Immigrants, Farm Work Is Still the Only Way to the California Dream

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