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Nearly 500 arrested in California human trafficking operation

LOS ANGELES — Authorities on Tuesday announced the results of a statewide crackdown on human trafficking that resulted in nearly 500 arrests and more than 80 sex workers being helped.

Los Angeles Times

Michael Hiltzik: You may be mad at truck drivers, but they're the victims of an abusive system

Few workers in America have a lousier reputation just now than truckers.

Los Angeles Times

Cam Inman: Touching reunions, amusing stories and more from inside John Madden's memorial reception

OAKLAND, Calif. — Virginia Madden sat on a couch amid family and friends when a stranger approached. He crouched down on a knee, presented a box and ...

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Poll: California voters want to reinstate tougher penalties for some crimes, change Prop. 47

LOS ANGELES — Amid a recent uptick in some criminal activity, the majority of California voters in a new statewide poll reported concern over state crime rates and said they would support reinstating penalties for certain thefts that a 2014 ballot measure reduced.

Los Angeles Times

Want to play in the 122nd U.S. Open at The Country Club? Here are the USGA qualifying sites for 2022

Local qualifying will be conducted between April 25-May 23, with final qualifying May 23 and June 6.

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In Compton, Tam's regulars are proud of Super Bowl moment: 'It felt like we were being seen'

COMPTON, California — It was business as usual for Tam's Burgers No. 21 the Monday after the Super Bowl, except for the TV station doing interviews next door and the handful of tourists who came to snap photos in front of the restaurant.

Los Angeles Times

California vs Tesla: Discrimination lawsuit alleges racist practices at EV factory

Tesla has been hit with a lawsuit from California's Department of Fair Employment and Housing. The suit alleges complaints of "rampant racism" that have been "unchecked for years" at a Tesla factory.

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‘No vale la pena morir por enseñar’

Otra amenaza a la educación en la era de covid: jubilación masiva de maestros latinos.

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USA TODAY Sports Super 25 high school basketball rankings for Feb. 15, 2022

USA TODAY Sports unveils its latest high school basketball Super 25 rankings.

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Meghan Markle's daughter Lilibet finally gets first royal visitor - but it's not Queen

Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank are on holiday in California - the state where Prince Harry and Meghan Markle live with their children Archie and Lilibet - and the royal was pictured with her cousin Harry at the Super Bowl

Daily Mirror

Gov. Gavin Newsom's approval hobbled by crime fears, poll finds

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Less than five months after Californians overwhelmingly rejected a recall effort against Gov. Gavin Newsom, voters are growing more dissatisfied with the governor, and a solid majority believe the state is headed in the wrong direction, according to a new UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies poll…

Los Angeles Times

Police Search Rape Kit DNA To See if Victims Are Also Criminals

Plus: Spike in people who want less immigration, gun enforcement won't stop violent crime, the Palin libel trial, and more...

Reason

Jade Nectar Soon To Release THCV-Rich Cannabis Seeds Free To Public Via California Dispensaries

Jade Nectar, a legacy cannabis wellness company, will soon release THCV-rich cannabis seeds to the public at no cost. The 'FREE THE V' seeds will be given away through California cannabis retail shops starting in early March.

Benzinga

Toshio Mori endured internment camps and overcame discrimination to become the first Japanese American to publish a book of fiction

Eighty years ago, on Feb. 19, 1942, President Franklin D. Roosevelt issued Executive Order 9066, which led to more than 100,000 people of Japanese ancestry living in the western United States being moved into internment camps.

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US west ‘megadrought’ is worst in at least 1,200 years, new study says

Human-caused climate change significant driver of destructive conditions as even drier decades lie ahead, researchers say

The Guardian - US

‘We have a place for you’: California county recruits unvaccinated deputies

Only 54% of the LA sheriff’s department is vaccinated, despite a mandate in place, with about 4,000 deputies at risk of job loss

Miami Herald

‘It sounds crazy, but it really isn’t’: McDaniel took outside-the-box path to NFL stardom

It was a few months before the United Football League officially began its inaugural season and Dennis Green, with decades and decades of NFL experience, wanted to make sure his California Redwoods would be as ready to go as possible, so, in June of 2009, he flew his entire coaching…

Los Angeles Times

Editorial: Fix the biggest flaw with California’s recall or next time a loser could win

California’s system for recalling politicians has an enormous flaw: It creates the possibility that an elected official could be thrown out of office and replaced by someone voters like even less.

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Devin Nunes is sitting on $11 million in campaign cash. What can he do with it in 2022?

WASHINGTON — Former Congressman Devin Nunes left the United States House of Representatives to lead former President Donald Trump’s social media venture with plenty of political capital in his pocket.

Los Angeles Times

Avocado spat with Mexico puts California farmers in spotlight

LOS ANGELES — A security spat between the U.S. and Mexico that threatens the avocado supply in the U.S. is putting the spotlight on California farmers, a major U.S. supplier of the fruit.

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Bob Wojnowski: Stafford delivers drive for the ages, wins the big one in style

INGLEWOOD, Calif. — One drive for the ultimate prize. One throw to win it all.

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Tom Archdeacon: With Burrow leading the way, Bengals believe 'this is just the beginning for us'

INGLEWOOD, Calif. — They were all dressed up with nowhere to go.

Los Angeles Times

California school mask mandate will remain in place through Feb. 28

LOS ANGELES — California will keep its indoor mask mandate for K-12 schools in place at least through the end of the month, the state’s top health official said Monday, even as it moves this week to relax face covering rules in other settings.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Cooper Kupp turns a vision of success into reality and wins Super Bowl MVP as the Rams best the Bengals

INGLEWOOD, Calif. — Cooper Kupp said he had a vision as he walked off the field in Atlanta three years ago after the Rams lost to the Patriots in Super Bowl LIII.

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UC Davis partnered with Elon Musk to experiment on monkeys. Now a doctors group is suing

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A doctors’ group has filed a complaint against UC Davis with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, alleging that an Elon Musk-funded primate research program was a violation of the Animal Welfare Act.

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