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Communities of color continue to bear the brunt of COVID-19’s devastation.
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The presidential election on Nov. 3 is nearly
Protesters throughout the U.S. marched this week after a Kentucky grand jury determined it would not bring charges against Louisville officers who shot and killed Breonna Taylor, a 26-year-old
Diana Marrone felt alone and out of options.
The single mother of a 5-year-old kindergartener had struggled to balance her full-time job while guiding her daughter’s remote learning. Marrone’
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Voting in the presidential election ends in 40
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California’s early 20th century reformers sought to thwart an obviously corrupt
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In his farewell address to the
Incredible investigative work1 by Dorian Hargrove and the NBC7 investigative team laid out how City of San Diego officials allowed a questionable land deal to go through that generated significant
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COVID-19 has presented our society with a public health crisis, but a
A stinging report issued by California’s state auditor today slams the University of California for a culture of privileging wealth and access over merit in its admissions process, galvanizing
