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California ranchers intentionally violated an emergency water order. Now lawmakers want to triple the fines
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Even if fines had reached $10,000 a day, “I’m not so sure we wouldn’t have done it again,” one rancher says.Bay Area
As pandemic assistance ends, California food banks are being flooded by families seeking help
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Several bills to boost CalFresh are before the Legislature, but the state budget deficit may get in the way.California
5 things to know about Gov. Newsom’s bid to change the US Constitution
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The proposal for a 28th amendment to address gun violence models some of California's gun laws but face an uphill battle in a national arena.California
A small world: How caste discrimination came to California
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A bill to ban caste discrimination in California brings a global conflict to the Legislature.Featured in Category
Number of new California teacher credentials declines after 7 years of increases
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Elementary schools, which primarily employ teachers with multiple-subject teaching credentials, may feel the shortage the most.City
The Blotter | Bicyclist found with suspected meth
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Plus: PPD announces "Cop on the Block," a series of community outreach programs to take place on El Cerrito, Estates and Greenbank.Around Town
Piedmont’s trees are the gifts that keep on giving, says city parks manager
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Nancy Kent shares how new interactive software will help track and maintain Piedmont's urban forest.Around Town
Letter to the Editor | Pickleball brings community together in new ways
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Intergenerational play is what sets the sport apart, says Neal S. Dickler, MD.City
