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Barak Lurie’s ‘Rise of The Sex Machines’ Criticizes the Hyper-Sexualization of Modern Society
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California’s Independent Contractor Law Battle Heats Up
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What is Causing the Mass Exodus from Public Schools to Charters and Homeschools?
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Is Recalling Governor Newsom a Possibility, or Just Wishful Thinking by Opponents?
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PragerU Plans to Appeal California Court Decision to Dismiss Lawsuit Against Google
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California Law Requiring Presidential Candidates to Release Tax Returns Struck Down by State Supreme Court
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LAUSD May Allow Non-Citizens to Vote in School Board Elections
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European Leaders Visiting Los Angeles Say They’re Part of a Global Conservative Movement
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How Will Toll Road Changes Affect Orange County Residents?
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Will California’s 25th Congressional District Be a Battleground for 2020?
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5 UCI Fraternity Members Charged After Death of Student That Showed ‘Dangers of Underage Drinking’
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Industry Executive Expresses Concern Over Big Tech’s Overreach Amid Lawsuits
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Why Do Some Parents Opt Their Children Out of California Sex-Ed Programs?
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Fires Rage in California as Power Blackouts Fail to Prevent Disaster
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Critics Say Rent Increase Caps Could Have Unintended Consequences for California
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Cannabis Industry Sets Lobbying Record as California Representatives Support Banking Bill
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Risk of Earthquake on Major California Fault 5 Times Higher Than Normal
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Coast Guard Warns of Increased Drug Smuggling in the Pacific
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Gov. Newsom Faces Backlash Over Dedicating Transportation Funds to ‘Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions’
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PragerU Faces Off With YouTube in California State Suit Over Free Speech
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Jerry Brown’s New Climate Think Tank Hosts California-China Dialogue
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Election Watchdog Warns Against California’s Expansion of Same-Day Voter Registration
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‘Disruptive’ PG&E Power Outages Will Likely Continue for Years
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Newport Beach Trump Rally Inspires Civil Dialogue
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Lawmaker Warns of Threats to Local Control as Huntington Beach Sues California Over Housing Laws
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California’s New Data Privacy Law Brings Big Changes
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California May Soon Enforce Its Own Net Neutrality Rules
