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75th Sacramento Autorama Celebrates Custom Car Culture with Over 500 Vehicles

75th Sacramento Autorama Celebrates Custom Car Culture with Over 500 Vehicles

75th Sacramento Autorama Celebrates Custom Car Culture with Over 500 Vehicles
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Two Cities Kennel Club Hosts Successful Dog Show in Yuba City

Two Cities Kennel Club Hosts Successful Dog Show in Yuba City

The Two Cities Kennel Club held a dog show in Yuba City, California, on May 9, 2026, featuring a total of 575 entries. The event showcased a variety of dog breeds, with the Black & Tan Coonhound named GCHS CSG Summitt Rockytop Nickleblack At Carlin winning Best in Show. The show was judged by Raymond E. Yurick and included several categories such as Sporting, Hound, Working, Terrier, Toy, Non-Sporting, and Herding. The event was well-attended, with handlers and owners from across the country participating. The show also highlighted the skills and training of the dogs, as well as the dedication of their handlers and owners.
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General Motors Settles for $12.75 Million Over California Driver Data Privacy Violations

General Motors Settles for $12.75 Million Over California Driver Data Privacy Violations

General Motors Settles for $12.75 Million Over California Driver Data Privacy Violations
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California will lead the nation in providing free diapers to newborns at dozens of hospitals

California will lead the nation in providing free diapers to newborns at dozens of hospitals

California will become the first state in the nation to provide infants with hundreds of free diapers before they leave hospitals after birth
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California to provide free diapers to newborns at more than 60 hospitals

California to provide free diapers to newborns at more than 60 hospitals

California will become the first state in the nation to provide infants with hundreds of free diapers before they leave hospitals after birth
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GM to pay $12.75 million to settle California driver privacy probe

GM to pay $12.75 million to settle California driver privacy probe

By David Shepardson WASHINGTON, May 8 (Reuters) - GM has agreed to pay $12.75 million to resolve a California investigation into allegations that the Detroit automaker illegally sold two data brokers detailed information about the driving habits of hundreds of thousands of Californians, state
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Good Morning San Diego: One hit, one error result in ugly loss for Padres

Good Morning San Diego: One hit, one error result in ugly loss for Padres

News to know about your San Diego Padres and MLB for May 9, 2026.
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Country In The Park Festival in Sacramento Attracts Record Crowds with Star-Studded Lineup

Country In The Park Festival in Sacramento Attracts Record Crowds with Star-Studded Lineup

Country In The Park Festival in Sacramento Attracts Record Crowds with Star-Studded Lineup
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Kouzeh Bakery Opens in Los Angeles, Showcasing Iranian Breads and Pastries

Kouzeh Bakery Opens in Los Angeles, Showcasing Iranian Breads and Pastries

Kouzeh Bakery Opens in Los Angeles, Showcasing Iranian Breads and Pastries
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Niqo Robotics Expands U.S. Operations with Upgraded RoboWeeder, Targets Profitability by 2026-27

Niqo Robotics Expands U.S. Operations with Upgraded RoboWeeder, Targets Profitability by 2026-27

Niqo Robotics Expands U.S. Operations with Upgraded RoboWeeder, Targets Profitability by 2026-27
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Uncounted Ballots Discovered in California After Election Certification Raises Integrity Concerns

Uncounted Ballots Discovered in California After Election Certification Raises Integrity Concerns

In Humboldt County, California, officials discovered 596 ballots that were not counted during the state's 2025 special election. These ballots were found inside a locked ballot drop box on May 4, 2026, months after the election was certified on December 5, 2025. The election involved a ballot measure to redraw congressional lines, which passed by a significant margin, rendering the uncounted ballots inconsequential to the final result. The discovery has reignited concerns about election integrity, particularly among Republicans who have been vocal about potential election fraud. The ballots were confirmed to be untampered as the drop box was locked and the ballots sealed. The Humboldt County Office of Elections is working with the California Secretary of State to address the oversight.
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Humboldt County Discovers Uncounted Ballots Post-Election Certification, Sparking Integrity Concerns

Humboldt County Discovers Uncounted Ballots Post-Election Certification, Sparking Integrity Concerns

Officials in Humboldt County, California, have discovered 596 ballots that were not counted during the state's 2025 special election. These ballots were found inside a locked ballot drop box on May 4, 2026, months after the election was certified. The uncounted ballots would not have changed the outcome of the election, which involved a measure to redraw congressional lines. The discovery has reignited concerns about election integrity, a topic that has been contentious in recent years. The ballots were confirmed to be untampered, as the drop box was locked and the ballots sealed. The Humboldt County Office of Elections is working with the California Secretary of State to determine the next steps.