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California Walgreens Employee Fatally Shot; Suspect Held
On Monday night, Narciso Gallardo Fernandez, 30, fatally shot Walgreens employee Erick Velasquez in Madera, California, allegedly due to his hatred of large pharmacies; Fernandez drove 80 miles to commit the crime and was apprehended at the scene.
California Walgreens Employee Fatally Shot; Suspect Held
On Monday night, Narciso Gallardo Fernandez, 30, fatally shot Walgreens employee Erick Velasquez in Madera, California, allegedly due to his hatred of large pharmacies; Fernandez drove 80 miles to commit the crime and was apprehended at the scene.
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36% Bias Score
L.A. Times Sues Mayor Bass Over Deleted Wildfire Texts
The Los Angeles Times sued Mayor Karen Bass and the City of Los Angeles on Thursday for allegedly deleting text messages related to the city's response to the Palisades wildfire on January 7, 2024, arguing the deletion violates public records laws and sets a dangerous precedent for government transp...
L.A. Times Sues Mayor Bass Over Deleted Wildfire Texts
The Los Angeles Times sued Mayor Karen Bass and the City of Los Angeles on Thursday for allegedly deleting text messages related to the city's response to the Palisades wildfire on January 7, 2024, arguing the deletion violates public records laws and sets a dangerous precedent for government transp...
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48% Bias Score
Officer Killed During Drug Raid in Olivehurst
Marysville police officer Osmar Rodarte was killed in a shootout Wednesday during a drug raid in Olivehurst, California, targeting low-level dealer Rick David Oliver, part of a transnational drug trafficking operation investigation that resulted in 20 arrests and drug seizures across four counties.
Officer Killed During Drug Raid in Olivehurst
Marysville police officer Osmar Rodarte was killed in a shootout Wednesday during a drug raid in Olivehurst, California, targeting low-level dealer Rick David Oliver, part of a transnational drug trafficking operation investigation that resulted in 20 arrests and drug seizures across four counties.
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52% Bias Score
Federal Government Investigates California's Student Gender Identity Privacy Law
The Trump administration is investigating California's law, Assembly Bill 1955, which restricts schools from disclosing students' gender identity to parents without consent, citing potential violations of FERPA; this action follows threats of federal funding cuts and plans to drastically downsize th...
Federal Government Investigates California's Student Gender Identity Privacy Law
The Trump administration is investigating California's law, Assembly Bill 1955, which restricts schools from disclosing students' gender identity to parents without consent, citing potential violations of FERPA; this action follows threats of federal funding cuts and plans to drastically downsize th...
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60% Bias Score
California Ballot Initiative Targets Insurance Delays of Medical Care
A California ballot initiative, "The Luigi Mangione Access to Health Care Act," seeks to prevent insurance companies from delaying or denying necessary medical care, citing potential severe consequences; it was filed by attorney Paul Eisner and follows the alleged actions of Luigi Mangione, who is c...
California Ballot Initiative Targets Insurance Delays of Medical Care
A California ballot initiative, "The Luigi Mangione Access to Health Care Act," seeks to prevent insurance companies from delaying or denying necessary medical care, citing potential severe consequences; it was filed by attorney Paul Eisner and follows the alleged actions of Luigi Mangione, who is c...
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60% Bias Score
Federal Investigation Launched into California's Gender Identity Disclosure Law
The U.S. Department of Education launched an investigation into California's Department of Education for potential FERPA violations due to a new state law prohibiting schools from disclosing a student's gender identity to parents, creating a conflict between state and federal laws regarding parental...
Federal Investigation Launched into California's Gender Identity Disclosure Law
The U.S. Department of Education launched an investigation into California's Department of Education for potential FERPA violations due to a new state law prohibiting schools from disclosing a student's gender identity to parents, creating a conflict between state and federal laws regarding parental...
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60% Bias Score
California's Zero-Emission Truck Mandate Faces Setback
California's effort to mandate zero-emission big rigs by the 2030s is slowing after the state decided against pursuing a federal waiver, creating financial uncertainty for trucking companies who have already invested in cleaner models, and potentially delaying the transition to cleaner transportatio...
California's Zero-Emission Truck Mandate Faces Setback
California's effort to mandate zero-emission big rigs by the 2030s is slowing after the state decided against pursuing a federal waiver, creating financial uncertainty for trucking companies who have already invested in cleaner models, and potentially delaying the transition to cleaner transportatio...
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44% Bias Score
Santa Monica Bay Water Quality Compromised by Pacific Palisades Megafires
Following January's Pacific Palisades megafires, Santa Monica Bay's water quality was initially better than expected, with elevated but safe-for-humans levels of beryllium and PAHs found; however, eight heavy metals exceeded safe levels for marine life, and debris from uncleaned homes continues to w...
Santa Monica Bay Water Quality Compromised by Pacific Palisades Megafires
Following January's Pacific Palisades megafires, Santa Monica Bay's water quality was initially better than expected, with elevated but safe-for-humans levels of beryllium and PAHs found; however, eight heavy metals exceeded safe levels for marine life, and debris from uncleaned homes continues to w...
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44% Bias Score
Palisades Tahoe Extends Season with Spring Events
Palisades Tahoe, aiming to stay open until Memorial Day (May 26th), offers spring events like a snow golf tournament and pond-skimming contest, catering to diverse skill levels and extending its tourism season beyond traditional winter sports.
Palisades Tahoe Extends Season with Spring Events
Palisades Tahoe, aiming to stay open until Memorial Day (May 26th), offers spring events like a snow golf tournament and pond-skimming contest, catering to diverse skill levels and extending its tourism season beyond traditional winter sports.
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40% Bias Score
Federal Investigation into California Law Protecting Student Sexual Orientation
The Department of Education is investigating California's Assembly Bill 1955, which prohibits schools from disclosing students' sexual orientation to parents; violation could cost California up to \$7.9 billion in federal funding.
Federal Investigation into California Law Protecting Student Sexual Orientation
The Department of Education is investigating California's Assembly Bill 1955, which prohibits schools from disclosing students' sexual orientation to parents; violation could cost California up to \$7.9 billion in federal funding.
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60% Bias Score
Congress Challenges California's Gun Excise Tax
Republican lawmakers introduced the Freedom from Unfair Gun Taxes Act to block states from imposing excise taxes on gun and ammunition sales, targeting California's new 11% tax that funds gun control programs and is facing legal challenges.
Congress Challenges California's Gun Excise Tax
Republican lawmakers introduced the Freedom from Unfair Gun Taxes Act to block states from imposing excise taxes on gun and ammunition sales, targeting California's new 11% tax that funds gun control programs and is facing legal challenges.
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76% Bias Score
Two Women Murdered During Prison Visits; Families Demand Policy Changes
Tania Thomas and Stephanie Dowells, both visiting their husbands at California's Mule Creek State Prison, were murdered during overnight visits; their families demand changes to prison visitation policies due to the husbands' violent criminal pasts.
Two Women Murdered During Prison Visits; Families Demand Policy Changes
Tania Thomas and Stephanie Dowells, both visiting their husbands at California's Mule Creek State Prison, were murdered during overnight visits; their families demand changes to prison visitation policies due to the husbands' violent criminal pasts.
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52% Bias Score
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