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Local Educators Receive $100 CalRTA Grants

Scrolling through Facebook posts and reading those pesky forwarded emails that fill up our Inbox has paid off for three local educators in the Hemet Unified School District. Division 33 of the California Retired Teachers Association (CalRTA) held its final teacher grant drawing on Tuesday, June 1st during their last membership meeting before breaking for the summer, with retired NBC4 newscaster, Fritz Coleman, randomly drawing the names of winners.

CalMatters Commentary: Newsom wildfire prevention claims undercut his credibility again

Gavin Newsom’s penchant for extravagant — and ultimately false — promises, predictions and claims of achievement makes him his own worst enemy.

What Was California Thinking?

Back in 2014, the political leadership of California became alarmed at the rapidly rising prison population in the state. The state was also under court order to reduce the overcrowding in state prisons. The people of California set a grand objective to reduce the number of convicts in the state. Fewer people going to prison has to be a good thing -- right?

White House mounts full-court press on infrastructure deal

The White House is mounting an all-out effort to sell the bipartisan infrastructure deal President Biden and a group of senators agreed to last week, deploying top administration officials to states and engaging lawmakers to help build support inside and outside Washington for the package.

California and Mexico sign agreement to open new border crossing by late 2024

The governments of California and Mexico signed an agreement Monday stating their commitment to work together to open new border crossing at Otay Mesa by late 2024. With the new gate, the third in the San Diego region, officials aim to reduce long port-of-entry wait times. The goal with the added crossing is a wait time of no more than 20 minutes.

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California Weighs Giving Consumers More Power to Sue Large Corporations

Sacramento lawmakers are wrestling over a proposal that would...

California Democrats Split Over Proposal Making It Easier to Sue Corporations

A California bill that would give ordinary residents new...

California Has Made Fire Prevention Gains, But Federal Cutbacks and Funding Woes Threaten That Progress

California's wildfire threat shows no signs of easing, and...
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