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Wednesday, April 12, 2023

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THE HEADLINES

  • After $6.7M in pandemic bonuses to employees, Modesto considers payments to its retirees
  • SDUT: Palomar Health to make $100,000 incentive payments to nurses over three-year period
  • SDUT: UC San Diego chancellor given $500,000 pay raise to prevent him from taking presidency at unnamed private school
  • CG: California Bill Will Release Death Sentenced Murderers After 20 Years
  • SFC: Vandalism forces S.F. supervisors to postpone meeting
  • CG: ‘Flagship’ San Francisco Whole Foods Closes Only One Year In; Cites High Crime, Rampant Drugs
  • SFC: Closure of one Whole Foods means the prospect of an S.F. ‘doom loop’ is now ‘more doomy’
  • Downtown SF Whole Foods closes due to safety concerns
  • CG: Why Businesses Are Leaving San Francisco
  • CalM: California approved $300 million in state-backed home loans. Who got the money?
  • California Bill Would Mandate HPV Vaccine for Incoming College Students
  • SDUT: San Diego paying out $110K to settle lawsuits challenging vaccine mandate for city workers
  • SFC: Google drops COVID vaccine mandate for people entering its buildings
  • CalM: US proposes options for cutting California’s Colorado River water
  • AP: US floats options to reduce water pulled from Colorado River
  • LAT $: California has so much snow that flood danger will last through the year
  • SFC: When fires create floods: Is California ready for a cascade of disasters?
  • CalM: The California mask mandate is gone. Now some patients fear for their health.
  • FoxLA: California opioid epidemic: ‘Melanie’s Law’ aims to tackle youth fentanyl crisis
  • SJMN: Court rules California charter cities can implement sugary drink tax without penalty
  • Michael Curran claims Board can remove Fletcher based on 'moral turpitude'
  • Supervisors pass ‘no confidence’ vote against Nathan Fletcher
  • Who is in running to take Fletcher’s District 4 seat?
  • MID farmers will pay $9 more per acre for water. How does it compare with nearby areas?
  • FresBee: Central Valley congressman calls for more water storage, less environmental regulation
  • SJMN: Bill requiring California schools to tell parents if child is transgender denied committee hearing
  • AP: Fed up by LA pothole, Arnold Schwarzenegger fills it himself
  • FoxLA: Arnold Schwarzenegger fills LA pothole: 'Let’s not complain, let’s do something about it'
  • AP: GOP attorney joins California race for Feinstein Senate seat
  • As a single Black mom, Barbara Lee felt unrepresented. Now she runs for the U.S. Senate
  • SFC: A growing chorus on the left is calling for Sen. Dianne Feinstein to resign
  • CalM: Following California’s lead, EPA proposes national standards to ramp up electric cars
  • OCReg: 340,000 Teamsters to rally ahead of labor negotiations with UPS
  • OCReg: Former Rep. Harley Rouda exits congressional race after suffering traumatic brain injury
  • FresBee: Why some say Fresno County’s lawsuit against state of California is ‘bigotry in action’
  • CG: Winning Purple: Here’s How
  • Reason: The Media and Politicians Keep Trying To Censor Things That Turn Out To Be True
  • OCReg: Don’t look now, but Californians are West Virginia dreamin’
  • CalM: Increasing temperatures increase California flood risk
  • OCReg: Only Big Labor centers are OK in the UC system, apparently
  • See first city-owned travel trailer delivered to North Sacramento homeless encampment
  • Postal Service offers $50,000 reward for tips connected to robbery of Sacramento-area mail carrier
  • Push for more cameras on Bay Area freeways amid shootings
  • SFC: S.F. blames PG&E for $41M in costs, delays to affordable housing projects
  • SFC: Rent prices are up in most of the Bay Area in past years — except in these ZIP codes
  • SFC: San Mateo D.A. clears Redwood City officers following fatal police shooting
  • Ransomware attack may cost Modesto more than $1M for expert help, better IT security
  • FresBee: Political tensions mount over renaming of Fresno street to ‘Avenida Cesar E. Chavez’
  • FresBee: Fresno County special district official accused of running over a man faces murder charge
  • Storms, standing water are recipe for spreading West Nile disease in Stanislaus region
  • FresBee: Andrew Janz and a Fresno judge both were targets of death threats made by Clovis man, cops say
  • Save Mart retirees file suit against Modesto grocer. Could they get ‘hundreds of millions’?
  • CalCoast: Supervisor Jimmy Paulding explores dumping Oceano
  • AP: Lawsuit seeks to uphold closing California’s last nuke plant
  • LADN: LAPD chief says most undercover investigations ‘unimpacted’ following photo release
  • FoxLA: Hospital workers protest working conditions at Santa Clarita City Council meeting
  • LADN: Inglewood OKs plan displacing 41 businesses to make way for people mover to sports, entertainment venues
  • LAT $: L.A. moves to rein in catalytic converter theft, but some question the need for a new law
  • FoxLA: LA City Council appoints Heather Hutt to fill seat once held by Mark Ridley-Thomas
  • OCReg: Irvine will buy controversial asphalt plant for $285 million
  • VOC: Calls for Rent Control Increase in Orange County as Housing Crisis Worsens
  • SBSun: What’s with the fence around Carousel Mall in downtown San Bernardino?
  • Riverside Fire Capt. Tim Strack to be honored with memorial procession
  • Riverside County drug rehab center reopens after state-ordered shutdown
  • SDUT: Port of San Diego approves $8.5M plug-in electrification project for idling ships in National City
  • New bridge will let steelhead repopulate Southern California waters

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