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Kaiser Pharmacy and Lab Workers to Conclude Strategic Three-Day Unfair Labor Practices Strike in Southern California and Bakersfield
LOS ANGELES — More than 3,000 United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW)-represented pharmacy and laboratory workers across Southern California and Bakersfield will
California Doubles Down on Commitment to Transit, Improving Mobility for All
Sacramento — Caltrans today announced major steps in strengthening its commitment to public transportation by establishing a new Deputy Director for Transit and Rai
Hospitality management students from CSUSB Palm Desert Campus receive scholarships from Greater Palm Springs Tourism Foundation
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MEDIA SENSATION TRISHA PAYTAS IS BRINGING HER ‘AN EVENING WITH TRISHA PAYTAS’ SHOW TO FANTASY SPRINGS ON MAY 9, 2026
FEB. 3, 2026 – INDIO, CA
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State budget proposal jeopardizes years of progress on homelessness, warn local government officials and housing and homelessness advocates
Sacramento – City leaders, county officials, homeless advocates, and affordable housing providers are raising the alarm with state leaders on the threat to progress
Congresswoman Luz Rivas Announces Additional $10 Million in Community Project Funding for CA-29
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Congresswoman Luz Rivas (CA-29) announced that the new appropriations package signed into law includes over $10 million in federal dollars for ne
California Expands Data-Driven Road Safety Initiative to Save Lives; Designates Varner Road in Thousand Palms as a Priority Corridor
Pilot program launched last September aims to reduce severe crashes in high-risk areas; Varner Road follows Avalon Blvd in Los Angeles County as a designated corridor
California Families and Students Can Celebrate Financial Wellness Month by Claiming Their CalKIDS Scholarship
SACRAMENTO, CA — Financial Wellness Month is a time for families across California to set goals, build healthier money habits, and plan for the year ahead. It’s als
California investing $202 million to expand cleaner transportation options in communities most affected by pollution
What you need to know: Caltrans is awarding $202 million to increase mobility and reduce planet-warming pollution in communities across the state.SACRAMENTO
WATCH: Padilla Joins Immigration Advocates at “ICE Out for Good” Rally to Demand ICE Stop Violence in American Cities
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, U.S. Senator Alex Padilla (D-Calif.), Ranking Member of the Senate Judiciary Immigration Subcommittee, joined Senator Chris Murphy (D-Conn
