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The FlashReport Main Page has been updated with all of the big stories in California...The FlashReport Blog is constantly updated with over 24 different correspondents penning items of interest to those who follow California politics and policy.
THE HEADLINES
- Memorial Day Tidbits
- No Heroic Sacrifice Is Ever Lost
- NR: The Loved, and Lost
- SDUT: Sacrifice and remembrance: Veterans work to remind Americans true meaning of Memorial Day
- OCReg: Jon Coupal: Gavin Newsom’s seriously unserious budget proposal
- LAT $: Villaraigosa, despite climate credentials, pivots toward oil industry in run for governor
- SFC: ‘Buckle up, it’s coming’: California insurers are likely to join State Farm in raising rates
- SDUT: Fatal crash raises questions about proximity of airports to homes and businesses
- SDUT: 5 years after COVID, San Diego theaters are still recovering, but hope endures
- LAT $: California turns on water to create new wetlands on the shore of the shrinking Salton Sea
- CG: Can a Divided Country, or a Neighborhood Divided Reconcile?
- NR: Remember Gunnery Sergeant John Basilone
- OCReg: California voters demanded action. Sacramento must now fund Proposition 36
- SacBee: Sacramento police release body cam video of officer-involved Matsui Park shooting
- SJMN: As Oakland awaits employees’ return to office, businesses feel downtown drought
- SJMN: Pleasanton teachers ‘feeling the squeeze’ amid $5 million in budget cuts
- Modesto now has HAWKs watching out for pedestrian safety in crosswalks
- OCReg: Two candidates talk priorities, leadership in special NMUSD trustee election
- OCReg: Samuelis’ big gift targets homelessness prevention in different way
- LAT $: Girl body-slammed by San Bernardino police officer speaks out
- SDUT: 9 San Diego homeless shelters stop taking new people amid funding dispute
- SDUT: San Diego County jails fail to monitor quality of medical care, grand jury finds, echoing persistent criticism
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