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Fire Officials: Work Just Beginning On Ventura County Wildfire
A Southern California wildfire carving a path to the sea grew to more than 15 square miles and crews prepared Friday for another bad day of gusting winds and searing weather.
State May Increase Rate Of Prison Inmate Releases To Decrease Overcrowding
California may speed up the release of some inmates while allowing other inmates with a violent history to become firefighters, under a proposal to cut crowding in state prisons Gov. Jerry Brown filed late Thursday night.
Major Wildfire In Riverside County Continues To Grow
Firefighters were able to beat back a powerful wildfire that bore down on a dry Southern California city, limiting the damages to a single house and curbing the threat to hundreds more.
Wildfires In Napa County Being Driven By Gusty Winds
Firefighters are battling two small wildfires fueled by gusty winds in Northern California wine country.
Woman Accused Of Putting Tainted Bottles Of Juice In Starbucks Refrigerator Case
A woman in Northern California is facing attempted murder charges after she allegedly tried to sneak tainted bottles of orange juice inside a Starbucks.
Rock Slides To Blame For Death Of Calif. Workers
Officials say rock slides are to blame for the deaths of two California Department of Transportation workers who were removing loose rocks above a highway in far Northern California.
Realignment Will Not Affect Inmate Firefighting
The state expects to have nearly as many inmates available to help during this year’s firefighting season as it did before a two-year-old law began sending lower-level felons to county jails instead of state prisons.
Calif. Lawmakers Reject Bid For 4 A.M. Last Call
California lawmakers have rejected a bill that would have permitted bartenders to serve drinks until 4 a.m., two hours later than the current last call for alcohol.
Gov. Jerry Brown Reveals Home Break-In At Victims’ Rally
Police say a man climbed onto the balcony of Gov. Jerry Brown’s Midtown condominium while the governor was in China.
Calif. Home Foreclosures At 7-Year Low
The number of California homes entering the foreclosure process has plunged to a more-than-seven-year low as the state housing market continues to improve.
Senate Approves Caltrans Chief Despite Concerns
SACRAMENTO (AP) — The state Senate has approved Gov. Jerry Brown’s choice to lead the California Department of Transportation, despite concerns over frequent problems at the agency. Even supporters of Director Malcolm Dougherty say he […]
Group Kicks Off Planting Of Ancient Tree Clones
A team led by a nurseryman from northern Michigan and his sons has raced against time for two decades, snipping branches from some of the world’s biggest and most durable trees with plans to produce clones that could restore ancient forests and help fight climate change.




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