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California, New York and Texas would see some of the highest numbers of students impacted if cuts to CEP were made

California, Texas and New York would be some of the hardest hit states if funding for the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) were cut, according to new data released by the Food Research and Action Center (FRAC). Late last month, the House of Representatives passed a budget resolution that directs the...

California · 2025-03-17
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Los Angeles Times

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Winner of largest Mega Millions jackpot in California history is identified

The California Lottery announces the identity of the player who won the $1.2-billion Mega Million ticket in December.

California · 2025-03-17

Los Angeles Times

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Musk team targets nearly two dozen environmental offices for closure in California

The closures by the Trump administration's DOGE team include offices belonging to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Environmental Protection Agency, National Park Service, Forest Service and U.S. Geological Survey.

California · 2025-03-18

Long Beach Post

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California’s Medi-Cal shortfall hits $6.2 billion with ‘unprecedented’ cost increases

California is spending billions more than planned for Medi-Cal. Some of the cost drivers include higher enrollment among immigrants without legal status as well as pharmacy costs. The post California’s Medi-Cal shortfall hits $6.2 billion with ‘unprecedented’ cost increases appeared first on Long Beach Post .

California · 2025-03-18

Golden Gate Media

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PG&E to Provide $125.26 California Climate Credit to Customers in April

PG&E residential customers across California, including those in Northern and Central California, will see a significant credit on their April energy bills, thanks to the California Climate Credit, the utility company announced.

California · 2025-03-18

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Santa Barbara paraeducator arrested for arranging to meet a minor for lewd acts

GOLETA, Calif. – Deputies arrested 34-year-old Santa Barbara resident Adam Escarcega for a felony charge of meeting up with a minor for lewd acts Monday afternoon. Deputies arrived at the 6800 block of Hollister Avenue around 3:35 p.m. to meet a reporting party who informed deputies that Escarcega had arranged a meeting online with a person The post Santa Barbara paraeducator arrested for arranging to meet a minor for lewd acts appeared first on News Channel 3-12 .

Santa Barbara, CA · 2025-03-18

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A Rare Oceanfront Ranch In Santa Barbara Lists For $65 Million

In 2021, Roger Himovitz bought a 214-acre piece of land on the Gaviota Coast, just north of Santa Barbara. The property, known as Rancho Dos Pueblos, holds an almost mythic status in the region, not least as the probable site of explorer Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo’s first contact with the area’s Indigenous Chumash people in 1542.

Santa Barbara, CA · 2025-03-16

San Diego Post

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California protesters demand: “Sell your Teslas, dump your stock, stop Musk now!”

Encinitas, California – Hundreds of protestors rallied outside Tesla showrooms across the United States on Saturday, including one

Encinitas, CA · 2025-03-17

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California climate credit to appear on PG&E bills next month

NORTHSTATE, Calif. — Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) customers can expect to see the California Climate Credit reflected on their energy bills by next month. PG&E said that electricity customers will receive a credit of just over $58, while gas customers will see a $67 credit. Those who receive both services from PG&E will benefit from a combined credit of $125.

California · 2025-03-18

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A rise in marine mammal deaths linked to domoic acid in the waters off some areas of Southern California

Deceased common dolphins are being reported along the Central Coast. The deaths may be linked to a domoic acid outbreak in the waters The post A rise in marine mammal deaths linked to domoic acid in the waters off some areas of Southern California appeared first on News Channel 3-12 .

Southern California, CA · 2025-03-17

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Deadly crash shuts down westbound 101 Freeway in Camarillo

All westbound lanes of the 101 Freeway were shut down in the Camarillo area following a deadly crash Monday morning. The crash happened around 4 a.m. at Carmen Drive, according to the California Highway Patrol's traffic log. It's unclear what led up to the crash, but it appears it happened under a freeway overpass. One person was killed, and several others are believed to have been injured. An estimated reopening time for the lanes was not available.

Camarillo, CA · 2025-03-17

CBS 8

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San Diego sees uptick in GOP registration amid overall voter increase

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — More California residents are signed up to vote than there were in the 2022 elections, according to numbers from California Secretary of State Shirley N. Weber, Ph.D. The latest Report of Registration, compiled last month, shows that 22,900,896 eligible Californians are registered to vote, 85% of...

San Diego County, CA · 2025-03-17

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Rain enters Southern California forecast again - here's when

What we know: — LOS ANGELES - Don't put your umbrella away just yet. The National Weather Service is forecasting light rain and strong winds for parts of Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and Ventura counties on Monday. The National Weather Service predicts light rain primarily affecting coastal...

Ventura County, CA · 2025-03-16

The Independent

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Patient’s leg is amputated after knee surgery goes horribly wrong - as surgeon tried to cover mistake, lawsuit claims

A Southern California man went to the hospital for routine knee surgery but ended up with an amputated leg, a lawsuit alleges. Wayne Wolff, the patient, and his wife, Lisa Wolff, are now suing the University of California Board of Regents for abuse and neglect, negligence , loss of consortium, and negligent and intentional infliction of emotional distress. Wayne, 58, was diagnosed with a left medial meniscus tear and mild knee arthritis in November 2023 by Dr. Dean Wang, an orthopedic surgeon specializing in sports medicine at the University of California Irvine Medical Center, according to the lawsuit, obtained...

Orange County, CA · 2025-03-15