Someday, when the history of the smart phone is written, historians should give the devices credit for finally ending one of western civilization’s oldest traditions,
Do you know where your recyclables go when they leave your blue bin? Would you believe China? But that’s about to change. In July, China
The California Association of Psychiatric Technicians is raising money to fight Donald Trump. The union that represents 6,200 state mental health workers has decided to
Sometimes, California’s laws are like a guillotine on a timer. By the time the blade drops, everybody who set it up has made a safe
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This fall, Walter Reed Middle School in North Hollywood is set to lose some of its funding because it has too many white students. Parents
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