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Bay Area could host matches in 2026 World Cup
By on June 13, 2018
The Bay Area could host World Cup matches in 2026 after the FIFA Congress selected the “United” bid by the U.S., Canada and Mexico to host the international soccer tournament. »

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Victims of Golden State Killer could get restitution from California
By on June 13, 2018
LOS ANGELES — A proposed bill related to the California budget may make alleged victims of the Golden State Killer or East Area Rapist eligible for restitution from a fund »

Sen. Feinstein advances to November election, opponent remains to be determined
By on June 6, 2018
WASHINGTON — California’s longtime Democratic U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein secured the top spot on the November ballot Tuesday after voters overwhelmingly chose her in the primary. Shortly after polls closed »

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Gavin Newsom takes top spot in California’s primary for governor
By on June 6, 2018
LOS ANGELES — Gavin Newsom, the favorite of the California Democratic Party’s core liberal base, won the top spot in Tuesday’s primary election for California governor, and fight for the »

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Villaraigosa in the fight of his political life as primary election for California governor nears
By on June 2, 2018
LOS ANGELES — Antonio Villaraigosa, whose meteoric rise in California politics was viewed as the embodiment of burgeoning Latino political power, is now having to defend his own turf in »

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Oakland church flirts with unusual social experiment: to never call police again
By on June 2, 2018
OAKLAND —  Standing on the front steps of First Congregational Church of Oakland in late April, Nichola Torbett issued a declaration. “We can no longer tolerate the trauma inflicted on »

Gubernatorial candidates won’t discuss bullet train
By on May 23, 2018
LOS ANGELES — It’s the biggest infrastructure project in state history, but the California bullet train gets hardly any attention on the campaign trail. The leading candidates for governor have »

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Santa Clarita joins other cities in opposing California’s ‘sanctuary’ law
By on May 9, 2018
SANTA CLARITA — The debate over California’s immigration laws raged on in Santa Clarita as the City Council formally opposed the state’s so-called sanctuary law and filing a brief in »

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