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California's Tight Congressional Races Could Decide House Control
Key California congressional districts are showing close margins between Democratic and Republican candidates in early election returns. The outcomes in these battleground areas could determine which party gains control of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Extreme Santa Ana Winds Spark Wildfire Fears in Southern California
A powerful Santa Ana wind event triggers a rare 'Particularly Dangerous Situation' red flag warning in Southern California. With wind gusts up to 80 mph and critically low humidity, officials warn of potentially catastrophic wildfires.
California's 2024 Election: Key Initiatives Pass and Schiff Wins Senate Race
California voters approve tougher drug penalties and same-sex marriage protection, while rejecting rent control expansion. Adam Schiff secures U.S. Senate seat in a historic race, ending three decades of female representation.
Kroger Agrees to $122 Million Opioid Settlement with California
Supermarket giant Kroger will pay California up to $122 million as part of a larger $1.37 billion opioid crisis settlement. The agreement resolves allegations of improper opioid dispensing oversight and will fund prevention, treatment, and recovery programs.
Indigenous Tribes Lead Push for Three New National Monuments in California
Native American tribes in California are spearheading efforts to establish three new national monuments, aiming to protect nearly 1 million acres of ancestral lands. The initiative seeks to preserve cultural heritage, prevent mining activities, and give tribes a stronger voice in land management decisions.
California Teachers Navigate Polarized Politics in 2020 Election Education
California history and social studies teachers faced unique challenges in educating students about the contentious 2020 U.S. presidential election. Educators balanced objectivity with fostering critical thinking, emphasizing civic engagement and media literacy.
California's Rail Revolution: $279 Million Federal Grant to Transform Transportation
The U.S. Department of Transportation awards $279 million to twelve rail projects across California, aiming to enhance safety, efficiency, and sustainability. From coastal resilience to zero-emission locomotives, these investments promise to modernize the state's rail infrastructure and reduce environmental impact.
Santa Ana Winds Threaten Power Outages and Wildfire Risks in Southern California
Powerful Santa Ana winds are sweeping across Southern California, prompting concerns about widespread power outages and heightened wildfire risks. Officials are considering safety-related power shutoffs that could affect over 170,000 customers in the region.
Menifee: California's Booming Suburban Oasis Faces Growing Pains
Menifee, a rapidly expanding city in Riverside County, has seen its population nearly double since 2008. While affordable housing and proximity to job centers drive growth, the city grapples with infrastructure challenges and preserving its character.
California Election Day 2024: Polling Hours and Voter Guidelines
California voters can cast ballots from 7 AM to 8 PM on Election Day, November 5th, 2024. Late arrivals before 8 PM can still vote, with potential court-ordered extensions using provisional ballots.
Powerful Winds Sweep Southern California, Raising Wildfire Risks
Strong winds hit Southern California, prompting red flag warnings in multiple counties. Residents are urged to stay vigilant as the combination of gusty conditions and low humidity increases fire danger.
California's Ballot Propositions Spark $300 Million Spending Spree
California's 2023 ballot propositions have generated over $300 million in campaign contributions, with rent control measure Proposition 33 at the center of the spending frenzy. Voters face the challenge of making informed decisions on complex issues amidst a contentious political landscape.
Ghostly Guardians: The Enigmatic Albino Redwoods of Humboldt County
Discover the rare and mysterious albino redwoods in California's Humboldt Redwoods State Park. These ghostly white trees, lacking chlorophyll, survive through a unique symbiotic relationship with their towering relatives.
California's Crucial House Races: Six Districts That Could Decide Congressional Control
California's six hotly contested House districts could determine which party controls Congress in 2025. With over $200 million in campaign spending, these races are drawing national attention and may shape the future of U.S. policy.
California Town Leads the Way in Fireproofing Homes: A Model for Washington?
A California town devastated by wildfire is pioneering mandatory fireproofing measures, attracting insurance companies back to high-risk areas. As Washington faces increasing wildfire threats, officials are closely watching this innovative approach to community resilience.
