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Following considerable deliberation, California state legislators approved a $262.6 billion budget proposal Monday, compromising with Gov. Gavin Newsom on key topics such as economic stimulus, homelessness and higher education.
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On Friday, California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that schools can physically open if they are in a county that has been off the monitoring list for 14 consecutive days.
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Representatives of the UC and CSU systems discussed the current and future financial impacts of COVID-19 at a livestream Monday.
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The CSU and UC systems were sued Monday by students demanding refunds of campus fees after campuses closed due to the coronavirus pandemic and operations moved online.
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I live with my mom in the same Richmond house that I have lived in my entire life. I have walked the same streets, gone to the same stores and seen the same neighbors every day for as long as I can remember.
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The federal government has budgeted $500 million for its integrated communications campaign, or outreach program, for the U.S. 2020 Census.
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My mere presence is the product of decades-long advocacy from strong trailblazers before me. In my position, I carry the legacy of this advocacy, and I do not take this responsibility lightly.
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The specter of “the big one” has long been on our minds as Californians. But last month’s earthquakes made many of us wonder just how catastrophic “the big one” would be if it arrives in our lifetimes.
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Senate Bill 14, which may give state voters the chance to approve bonds that will go toward UC and CSU campuses, was approved Wednesday by the California State Senate.
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California state SB 24 — the “College Student Right to Access Act”— was approved by the Senate Health Committee on Wednesday in a seven-to-three vote.
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