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California Gubernatorial Debate Highlights Candidates' Plans and Attacks

California Gubernatorial Debate Highlights Candidates' Plans and Attacks

Eight candidates vying for the position of California's governor participated in a debate hosted by CBS News affiliates. The debate, which took place in Claremont, California, featured two Republicans and six Democrats discussing their strategies to make the state more affordable. The event followed the exit of former Rep. Eric Swalwell from the race, leaving the remaining candidates to establish their positions. Xavier Becerra, a former Health and Human Services secretary, emerged as a prominent figure in the debate, facing attacks from both parties, including from billionaire investor Tom Steyer. The candidates, including Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco, former Fox News host Steve Hilton, San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan, former US Rep. Katie Porter, state Superintendent Tony Thurmond, and former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, engaged in a 90-minute discussion, often sparring with each other and the moderators.
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California Hospice Industry Faces Allegations of Widespread Fraud

California Hospice Industry Faces Allegations of Widespread Fraud

A CBS News investigation has uncovered significant allegations of fraud within the California hospice industry. The investigation, which involved examining state records and federal data, as well as visiting several sites identified as 'ground zero' for fraudulent activities, suggests that the hospice sector in California is particularly vulnerable to exploitation. The findings indicate that some hospice providers may be engaging in unethical practices, potentially defrauding the healthcare system and exploiting patients and their families. This investigation highlights the need for increased oversight and regulatory measures to protect vulnerable individuals and ensure the integrity of hospice care services.
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Altadena Leaders Honor Webster's Community Pharmacy for 100 Years of Service Amid Challenges

Altadena Leaders Honor Webster's Community Pharmacy for 100 Years of Service Amid Challenges

Altadena city leaders recently celebrated the centennial anniversary of Webster's Community Pharmacy, recognizing its 100 years of service to the community. The pharmacy has been a staple in Altadena, California, providing essential services despite facing significant challenges such as the coronavirus pandemic and the Eaton Fire in 2025. The celebration highlighted the pharmacy's resilience and commitment to the community, as it has continued to operate and serve its customers through difficult times. The event was covered by CBS News, emphasizing the importance of local businesses in maintaining community spirit and support.
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Sabres are on the verge of a long-awaited series win, and the Ducks are too

Sabres are on the verge of a long-awaited series win, and the Ducks are too

The Buffalo Sabres have shed the burden of a 14-year absence from the Stanley Cup playoffs that set a dubious NHL record and surged toward their next big thing
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Spartan Sports Round Up

Spartan Sports Round Up

Men’s Tennis wins B1G Tournament
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Bloom Ranch in Southern California: A Hub of Heritage and Healing

Bloom Ranch in Southern California: A Hub of Heritage and Healing

Bloom Ranch in Southern California: A Hub of Heritage and Healing
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California Residents Advised to Stay Indoors Amid Severe Dust Pollution

California Residents Advised to Stay Indoors Amid Severe Dust Pollution

Residents in southern and southeastern California have been warned by the National Weather Service to keep windows and doors closed due to unhealthy levels of fine particle pollution. The Environmental Protection Agency's AirNow map indicates that the air quality has reached 'unhealthy' and 'very unhealthy' levels due to windblown dust. Westerly winds, with speeds up to 60 mph, are causing the dust to spread, affecting areas like the Coachella and Imperial Valleys. The fine dust particles pose health risks, particularly to sensitive groups such as the elderly, children, and those with respiratory conditions.
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California Residents Advised to Close Windows Due to Dust and Poor Air Quality

California Residents Advised to Close Windows Due to Dust and Poor Air Quality

Residents in southern and southeastern California have been advised by the National Weather Service (NWS) to keep windows and doors closed due to unhealthy air quality levels. The Environmental Protection Agency's AirNow map indicates that fine particle pollution has reached 'unhealthy' and 'very unhealthy' levels. This situation is attributed to strong westerly winds, ranging from 25 mph to 35 mph, with gusts up to 60 mph, which are causing windblown dust across the region. The affected areas include the Coachella Valley and Imperial Valley, where the dust particles can cause respiratory issues and reduce visibility.
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California Privacy Settlement with PlayOn Sports Sets New Governance Standards

California Privacy Settlement with PlayOn Sports Sets New Governance Standards

California Privacy Settlement with PlayOn Sports Sets New Governance Standards
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Rain Expected in Southern California Midweek with Gusty Winds

Rain Expected in Southern California Midweek with Gusty Winds

Southern California is anticipating a slight chance of rain this week, particularly in Los Angeles and surrounding areas. According to the National Weather Service, there is a 20% to 30% chance of measurable rain in Los Angeles by Wednesday night. The eastern San Gabriel Mountains may experience showers on Thursday morning and afternoon. Winds are expected to increase late Wednesday into Thursday, with gusts reaching 25 to 35 mph, especially in mountain and desert regions. Despite the rain forecast, many areas will likely remain dry, and those receiving rain will see less than a quarter of an inch. The chance of rain is higher in Orange and San Diego counties. Temperatures are expected to rise later in the week, with highs in the mid-70s to upper 80s by Friday and Saturday.
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FHLBank San Francisco Allocates $10 Million for Economic Development in Low-Income Communities

FHLBank San Francisco Allocates $10 Million for Economic Development in Low-Income Communities

FHLBank San Francisco Allocates $10 Million for Economic Development in Low-Income Communities
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Southern California Businesses Urged to Service Equipment Ahead of Summer

Southern California Businesses Urged to Service Equipment Ahead of Summer

Southern California Businesses Urged to Service Equipment Ahead of Summer