Rep. Katie Hill Resigns Over Allegations of Inappropriate Relationships
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"It is with a broken heart that today I announce my resignation from Congress,” the freshman congresswoman said in a statement
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California Will Be the First State to Ban Fur Sales and Manufacturing
Posted in: Politics NewsGovernor Gavin Newsom also signed a bill that bans most animals from use in circuses in the state
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On the Scene at America’s First Public Cannabis Cafe
Posted in: Culture FeaturesAfter years of anticipation, Lowell Café has opened in West Hollywood. For the staff and the patrons, it's a whole new kind of experience
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The NCAA Will Evolve, or Die
Posted in: Political CommentaryCalifornia’s new law puts collegiate athletes first for once, pressuring plutocrats to finally fix an exploitative system and share the wealth
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Trump Moves to Stop California From Fixing What He’s Breaking
Posted in: Politics NewsThe president on Wednesday announced plans to revoke an Obama-era waiver that allowed California to set its own emissions standards
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Why Can’t California Solve Its Housing Crisis?
Posted in: Politics FeaturesIt’s the epicenter of the tech industry and the wealthiest, most progressive state in the union, but homelessness is surging — and no one can agree on how to fix it
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Insurance Companies Are Bailing on California Because of Wildfires
Posted in: Politics NewsThe industry ranked climate change as the top risk in 2019
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California Just Passed a Landmark Law Protecting Sex Workers’ Rights
Posted in: Culture FeaturesIn most states, carrying condoms is used as evidence of intent to do sex work — but a new bill has just changed that
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The Hidden Toll of the Golden State Killer
Posted in: Culture FeaturesHe raped and murdered dozens of people in California from the 1970s to 1980s — but, in his wake, was a community brought together by terror
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Why California’s Water-Obsessed Farmers Vote for Trump
Posted in: Politics NewsIn The Dreamt Land, Mark Arax unpacks the Golden State's complicated history with its most precious resource, from the 1700s to now
