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Dead candidate leads California election two months after falling, dying while door-knocking

CALAVERAS COUNTY, Calif. — A political candidate in California is leading a Board of Supervisors race two months after he died, according to the Calaveras County results. Bruce Giudici has received 56.99% support with 1,982 votes in the Board of Supervisors District 5 race. Clyde Clapp has received 43.01% support with 1,496 votes.

Calaveras County, CA · 22h
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Northern California high school football rankings, notes: Top teams ready to go as CIF sectional playoffs are in full swing

Now everyone is in playoff mode. The Central Section started its playoff run last week, and the football fun continues for other Northern California sections this week. Those sections are the Central Coast, Oakland, San Francisco, Sac-Joaquin and Northern sections. For decades, the section finals capped the end of prep...

California · 23h
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San Francisco Chronicle

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Driver in Cupertino crash that killed toddler charged with murder

The 38-year-old man was allegedly driving around 100 mph when he rear-ended a car at a red light occupied by a 2-year-old and her babysitter.

Cupertino, CA · 13h

The Sacramento Bee

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Fantasy 5 players win more than $450,000 in California. See where tickets sold

Ten Fantasy 5 tickets sold in California won $451,000 in jackpots from Monday, Nov. 2, to Monday, Nov. 9. A ticket sold at 7-Eleven at 101 W. Katella Ave. in Anaheim won $69,149 on Nov. 7. Here’s what to know: Where were other winning Fantasy 5 tickets sold? Nine other players won Fantasy 5 jackpots in the past week. A ticket sold at 7-Eleven at 39125 Delhaven St. in Murrieta won $61,853 on Nov. 2 A ticket sold at Primm Valley Lotto Store at 10277 Lotto Store Road in Nipton won $64,627 on Nov. 3. A ticket sold at Market One Liquor at 16052 Gale Ave. in Hacienda Heights won $34,479 on Nov. 4. A ticket sold at West Tulare Food Mart at 1414 W. Tulare Ave. in Tulare won $34,479 on Nov. 4. A ticket sold at Marietta Liquor & Deli at 27985 Bradley Road in Sun City won $60,958 on Nov. 5. A ticket sold at Xing Ye Trading Inc. at 1262 Stockton St. in San Francisco won $67,141 on Nov. 6. A ticket sold at Bernard’s Liquor & Deli at 5824 Riverside Drive in Chino won $19,558 on Nov. 8. A ticket sold at PGS Liquor at

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Bakersfield Now

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Woman hospitalized with traumatic injuries after hit-and-run; CHP investigates

Tina “Sissy” Wiggs remains hospitalized with multiple traumatic injuries after she was run over by a car following a Halloween party in the area last month, as the California Highway Patrol continues investigating. Wiggs said she was struck in the early morning hours of Oct. 24 near Olive...

California · 15h

San Francisco Chronicle

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Biggest waves in years to slam California coast — including San Francisco

These could be the biggest waves to hit some parts of the California coast in years, reaching up to 50 feet at offshore buoys.

San Francisco, CA · 1d

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No local lead changes as registrar continues to count Nov. 3 ballots

Votes continue to be counted in the days since the Nov. 3 midterm elections, in which Morgan Hill voters cast their ballots in races for the mayorship as well as two city council seats, four school board trustees and a city-sponsored ballot measure. No notable changeover has taken place since...

Morgan Hill, CA · 22h

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Northern California Winter Storm Watch: Up to 2 Feet of Snow Nov 13-16

Sierra Nevada and Lassen peaks could see 2 feet of snow as dangerous travel develops Friday.

Northern California, CA · 20h

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10 California Indoor Swimming Pools Perfect For A Warm Escape When The Weather Turns Cold

A swimsuit in November might sound like a packing mistake, especially when the mountains are getting their first serious snowfall. But California has plenty of places where swimming season never really ends. Some indoor pools have been around for generations, while others come with water slides, lazy rivers, and enough...

California · 19h

Elvis Duran and the Morning Show

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Newsom Commutes Death Penalty Sentences, Siblings Found Dead After Mailman Discovers Disturbing Note

📺 Watch this Episode On today’s MKD, we start the week off discussing Governor Newsom’s plans to commute all of California’s death penalty sentences, a kidnapped teen’s unique path to rescue, a pedophile doctor, parents...

California · 20h

YourCentralValley.com

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‘It’s just devastating’: Central Valley crime victims demand juvenile justice reform

Nearly 50 families in California, alongside law enforcement leaders and prosecutors, are calling for significant reforms to the state's juvenile justice system to increase accountability for serious violent crimes.

California · 15h

The Sacramento Bee

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Tractor Supply Co. on probation in California after pesticide dealing violations

California’s Department of Pesticide Regulation is placing Tractor Supply Co. on a five-year probation after repeated violations of its pesticide dealing and sales policies for years. Of the Tennessee-based company’s 99 California locations, the state said 65 were cited by county agricultural commissioners for pesticide compliance issues between Jan. 1, 2023, through June 30, 2025. Tractor Supply Co. violated state pesticide enforcement regulations such as selling restricted material pesticide products without requesting a permit, license or certification information from buyers and selling pesticide products without a dealer license. Restricted pesticides are products that are hazardous to public health, farmworkers, the environment and wildlife. The company also completed 123 sales of unregistered products, a Department of Pesticide Regulation review of sales from April 2022 to April 2026 found. “Californians deserve a marketplace where every seller plays by the rules,” department director Karen Morrison said in a Friday news release. “When companies cut corners, it puts our communities at risk and undermines businesses that follow the law.” The agricultural commissioner citations were mostly resolved, the state said, with Tractor Supply Co’s $5.1 million settlement agreement with five California counties in September. The settlement followed a complaint filed on behalf of the five

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Los Angeles Times

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They fled California for Republican Texas. Then the blue wave hit the Lone Star State

Hundreds of thousands of conservative Californians moved to Texas, hoping for a change of political scenery. Now they find themselves in a blue state.

California · 1d

San Francisco Chronicle

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‘Power could be off’: PG&E’s warning for Californians this El Niño winter

Parts of California could lose power for up to 48 hours due to El Niño-related storms this winter, according to a PG&E representative.

California · 18h

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Alice Cooper in San Jose

Most people clean out the attic and find holiday decorations. Alice Cooper presumably finds something requiring a permit. The shock-rock pioneer brings his Alice’s Attic Tour to San Jose Civic, continuing a career built on hard-rock hooks and theatrical bad behavior. His catalog runs from “School’s Out” and “Billion Dollar Babies” to “Poison,” with horror-movie imagery and vaudeville excess woven into the spectacle. Last year’s The Revenge of Alice Cooper reunited the original band’s surviving members for their first full-length studio album since 1973, with producer Bob Ezrin returning to the controls. Retirement apparently remains the one frightening concept Cooper has no interest in exploring.

San Jose, CA · 17h

The National Law Review

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Oh, One More Thing… After the Verdict Comes the Bill ($3.5 Million in Attorney’s Fees Awarded in California Discrimination Case)

California employers already have plenty of reasons to lose sleep over an impending trial. Here is another one that is occasionally overlooked: After the jury has finished handing out millions, the plaintiff’s lawyers will return to court in due course to collect their prevailing-party attorney’s fees. As we have previously reported, California juries continue to deliver staggering employment verdicts. Slagel v. Liberty Mutual Insurance Company provides the latest such reminder that the verdict is only part of the story. Recently, a Los Angeles Superior Court judge awarded the employee’s law firm more than $3.5 million in attorney’s fees, which was on top of the $20 million in emotional distress damages that the court left standing after striking the jury’s eye-popping award of an additional $83 million in punitive damages. While a total monetary hit of $23.5 million is tough enough for any employer to absorb, it could have been even worse: Plaintiff’s counsel had applied for a total of $9.7 million in attorney’s fees. Intriguingly, the Court approved rates for the employee’s lead lawyers up to $1,700 per hour – rates the Court found consistent with fee awards in similar recent cases in Los Angeles. While some courts have relied

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You Can Save Up To 65% At This Enormous California Outlet Mall With 145 Stores

Forget scrolling through endless online sales tabs at midnight while eating cereal in the dark, because Gilroy Premium Outlets in Gilroy, California is the real deal for serious bargain hunters. With over 145 stores and discounts that can reach up to 65% off retail prices, this place isn’t just a...

Gilroy, CA · 1d

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‘You can’t do it this way’: Sacramento sheriff, Placer DA condemn Newsom’s clemency order

Governor Gavin Newsom has made a sweeping change to California’s death row. Last week Newsom used his executive clemency authority to convert all death sentences in the state — nearly 550 in total — to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Newsom previously instituted a moratorium on capital punishment in California in 2019.

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California’s Plan To Cut Housing Red Tape Fails After Stiff Opposition From Unions and Environmentalists

Despite a wide coalition of support and millions in funding from business leaders, builders, and even some Native American tribes, California's latest effort to cut red tape around housing development failed at the polls after meeting opposition from an alliance of unions and environmental groups. Prop 45 would have limited...

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