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WATSONVILLE — Despite a recommendation by an ad hoc panel against censuring Trustee Steve Trujillo over profane posts on his personal Facebook page, the Cabrillo College Governing Board of Trustees at its Monday meeting voted 7-1 to censure…
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If there’s a clear winner in the ongoing culture war clashes involving Temecula’s school board, it’s probably the lawyers. Since a conservative majority took office in December, legal costs directly associated with the Temecula Valley…
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Skilled trades workers at 22 Cal State University campuses plan to hold an unfair labor practice strike Tuesday, Nov. 14, claiming their wages fall far below that of UC employees who do the same work. The announcement follows a vote by 94%…
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By Liam Reilly and Oliver Darcy | CNN Disney will acquire Comcast’s one-third stake in Hulu for an expected $8.61 billion, the company said Wednesday, in a deal that will put the streaming service entirely inside the Magic Kingdom when the…
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By Matt Egan | CNN New York — Maayan Cohen was on a flight from Tel Aviv to Las Vegas when she learned through a text that a terror attack was unfolding in Israel. After delivering a speech at a tech conference in Vegas, the…
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BY CAROLYN JONES AND MIKHAIL ZINSHTEYN | CalMatters For students of color, the Supreme Court’s recent ban on affirmative action has left them frustrated but undaunted as they plow through college application season. Some California…
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By Pat Reavy | KSL.com TAYLORSVILLE, Utah (KSL) — A Taylorsville, Utah woman was hospitalized in critical condition after police say she was attacked by her son’s dogs in her own yard, leaving her with “extensive injuries” to her legs,…
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By Donie O’Sullivan and Allison Gordon | CNN False claims that President Joe Biden fell asleep during a moment of silence for victims of the Maui wildfire. A conspiracy theory that the latest surge in COVID-19 cases is being orchestrated by…
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Let me introduce to you a noteworthy slice of California’s job market – the dissatisfied worker. It’s this good-sized group of unhappy Californians that helps explain consumer jitters, despite a largely healthy economy. You’ll find them,…
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By NICHOLAS RICCARDI | Associated Press DENVER — The effort to ban former President Donald Trump from the ballot under the Constitution’s “insurrection clause” turned to distant history on Wednesday, when a law professor testified about how…
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