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California’s reparations task force could face uphill battle in legislature
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Few assemblymembers have pledged support for monetary reparations for the descendants of formerly enslaved people, and public response is split.California
Gov. Newsom wanted California to cut ties with Walgreens — then federal law got in the way
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Federal rules make it difficult for the state to unwind its Medicaid prescription drug agreement, which paid Walgreens $1.5 billion last year.California
No-cost preventive services are now in jeopardy. Here’s what you need to know
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A federal judge’s recent ruling on the Affordable Care Act is by no means the final word.Education
K-12 enrollment: Does the increase in homeless students indicate a worsening trend?
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Experts say the lack of affordable housing is fueling an increase that may continue to escalate.California
Did California keep its promise to provide menstrual products on college campuses?
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California’s public colleges are required to provide free menstrual products to students as of this school year.gavin newsom
California may change its mental health funding. Why that might cut some services.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom is proposing to shift more money to housing severely mentally ill homeless people.Education
Social media has some significant upsides for teenage girls, survey finds
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Girls use social media to connect with friends and find resources, but many say they spend too much time online.Arts & Entertainment
SFBATCO’s pithy ‘Private’ is about spying, and much more
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Initially a dramatic tale about (literal) surveillance, the story evolves to explore the ways partners hide from each other.COVID-19
