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‘She paved the way.’ Valley communities celebrate the legacy of late civil rights icon Dolores Huerta
Many in Merced, Modesto and the San Joaquin Valley say she’ll be remembered as an inspiration to others whose work made a lasting impact.
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- Una investigación de CalMatters reveló que más de una docena de candidatos legislativos parecen estar proporcionando material de campaña a grupos de interés especiales externos para que lo utilicen en su nombre.
- La Proposición 45, presentada como una medida a favor del desarrollo de viviendas, podría tener la consecuencia no deseada de facilitar la construcción de centros de datos, según afirman sus detractores.
- Funcionarios federales entregaron el jueves una citación judicial a la oficina del Registro Electoral del Condado de Orange.
- How do you distinguish between the two Democrats running for insurance commissioner? Well, one of them wants state-backed public insurance. We have more on that, as well as details on a move campaigns are using […]
- A CalMatters investigation found more than a dozen legislative candidates appear to be providing campaign materials for outside special interest groups to use on their behalf.
- Tech interests have spent tens of millions of dollars this year on state legislative races alone. Industry advocates say they want to protect innovation from overregulation.
- Prop. 45, billed as a pro-housing development measure, may have the unintended consequence of making it easier to build data centers, opponents say.
LAtest From kvpr
With empty council chambers and no meetings, the city of Avenal has had limited authority to move forward with new projects and other decisions that require approval of elected officials.
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