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In the biggest strike in healthcare history, workers say their facilities are understaffed and executives aren’t listening.
Dianne Feinstein was California’s first female senator, it’s longest-serving senator and a dedicated (though sometimes controversial) public servant.
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As the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes drag on, some workers are struggling to keep up with housing costs.
I went to the “Galapagos of North America” to experience the wilderness. The biggest obstacle to enjoyment turned out to be my smartphone.
Walt Disney Co.’s plan to squeeze more into its Anaheim resort passed another milepost in the long pitch process to win rezoning approval from the city.
When a magnitude 6.8 earthquake struck Morocco, brick and stone buildings crumbled. Many such buildings stand in California too.
This fall marks the start of a farewell tour for many of California’s sports rivalries. We explain how the conference arrived at this moment and what it means for athletes and fans.
Approximately 300,000 workers have caused work stoppages nationwide this year so far, according to the Cornell Labor Action Tracker.
