CapRadio
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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.
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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.
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The ongoing drought is making it tougher for California ranchers to provide water for livestock, forcing some to downsize their herds.
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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
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State May Be Able To Get Through Summer Without Rolling Blackouts / San Francisco Office Space Is Increasingly Available