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Incarcerated filmmaker wins parole same day his documentary wins San Quentin exhibition
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Ballard won the Supported Artist Award from the International Documentary Association and the American Documentary POV award for his film “Dying Alone.”Bay Area
EBMUD says current Chinook salmon run on Mokelumne River is largest ever recorded
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The Mokelumne's salmon population makes up as much as 50 percent of the commercial catch off the California coast.Arts & Entertainment
Great Dickens Christmas Fair marks 40th year of transporting visitors to Victorian England
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The immersive holiday spectacle runs through December 22.Education
California State University increases its graduation rates but is falling short of its ambitious goals
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Cal State has a goal to graduate 40% of its freshmen within four years. It now graduates 36% — its highest rate ever.Health Matters
California health department reports possible bird flu case in Alameda County child
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The child has had no known contact with infected animals but might have been exposed to wild birds.Education
Fewer kids are going to California public schools. Is there a right way to close campuses?
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Declining enrollment, the end of pandemic relief grants and state budget uncertainty have combined to put hundreds of CA school districts in precarious financial straits.Bay Area
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory home to world’s fastest supercomputer
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El Capitan, which officials at the federal lab said can perform 1.742 quintillion calculations per second, was verified as the world’s most powerful supercomputer during the 2024 Supercomputing Conference being held this week in Atlanta.Education
Islamophobia, harassment skyrocketing on California’s college campuses, report reveals
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Eighty-five percent of respondents from Cal reported experiencing Islamophobia, the highest out of the 87 college campuses surveyed throughout the state.Education
