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Pentagon announces another boat strike amid heightened scrutiny; An End to Hepatitis B Shots for All Newborns; DeWine veto protects Ohio teens from extended work hours; Wisconsin seniors rally for dignity amid growing pressures; Rosa Parks' legacy fuels 381 days of civic action in AL and the U.S.

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Trump escalates rhetoric toward Somali Americans as his administration tightens immigration vetting, while Ohio blocks expanded child labor hours and seniors face a Sunday deadline to review Medicare coverage.

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Native American tribes are left out of a new federal Rural Health Transformation Program, cold temperatures are burdening rural residents with higher energy prices and Missouri archivists says documenting queer history in rural communities is critical amid ongoing attacks on LGBTQ+ rights.

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Oil Drilling, Fracking Exempt from Mandatory Water Conservation

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. - California Gov. Jerry Brown last week ordered the first-ever mandatory water restrictions in state history. The State Water …

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New L.A. Earthquake Retrofit Plan Emphasizes Economic Impacts

LOS ANGELES – The founder of California's Great Shakeout public awareness earthquake drills says Mayor Eric Garcetti's sweeping earthquake retro…

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L.A. Wildlife Crossing Would Be World's Largest

LOS ANGELES - Prompted by the discovery of a mountain lion known as P-22 in L.A.'s Griffith Park, wildlife advocates say now is the time to build a …

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Drought, Climate Change Force Re-Evaluation of Wildfire-Fighting Priorities

SACRAMENTO, Calif. – California's ongoing drought continues to aggravate wildfires across the state. The Boles Fire in Siskiyou County has …

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Calif. Plastic Bag Ban Advocates Cite State's Coastal Obligation

SAN DIEGO - California is poised to become the first state in the nation to enact a statewide ban on single-use grocery store plastic bags, following …

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Coalition: Can State Water Plan Sustain Colorado Recreation Economy?

GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colo. - Outdoor business leaders and conservationists are joining forces to urge Colorado to prioritize river-based recreation in …

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Los trabajadores de CA buscan contrarrestar la influencia y el alcance de Koch Brothers

OAKLAND, Calif. - De acuerdo a un reporte reciente del Center for Public Integrity (Centro por la Integridad Pública) las redes de comunicaci…

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California Labor Seeks to Blunt Koch Brothers' Influence and Reach

OAKLAND, Calif. - According to a new report from the Center for Public Integrity, political networks funded by the Koch Brothers have already paid …

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A sus 50 años, la Ley Silvestre le funciona bien a California

En el 50º Aniversario de la Ley Silvestre, sus defensores reflexionan sobre la grandeza de la legislación que creó el Sistema Nacional …

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At 50 Years, Wilderness Act Working Well for California

LOS ANGELES – With the 50th anniversary of the Wilderness Act, wilderness advocates are reflecting on the legislation that created the National …

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