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New California legislation is looking to curb hate littering. Its defined as the act of spreading flyers or other material with hateful messaging on them targeting protected communities.

California's water year is off to a slow start. That's been the feeling, now confirmed by the first Sierra snowpack survey of the year conducted near Lake Tahoe.

The ongoing drought is making it tougher for California ranchers to provide water for livestock, forcing some to downsize their herds.

Governor Newsom Says Mask Requirements Will Likely Relax On June 15 / First Amendment Battle Between Twitter And The State Of Texas Expected To Begin Friday / Major League Baseball Asks A's To Explore Other Homes Besides Oakland / San Francisco Police To Hold Public Town Hall About Recent Officer-Involved Shooting / Tax Filing Day Coming Up On Monday, May 17 / Governor Announces California Would Invest Over $100 Billion Into Schools In Revised Budget

State May Be Able To Get Through Summer Without Rolling Blackouts / San Francisco Office Space Is Increasingly Available