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Visalia Crash Sends Car Into Marie Callender’s After Driver Runs Red Light

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Gifford Fire Expands to 83,933 Acres in Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo Counties

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S&P 500 and Nasdaq Lifted by Earnings, Fed Hopes

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Israeli Military Chief Opposes Gaza War Expansion, Raising Pressure on Netanyahu

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Israel Considers Full Gaza Takeover as More Die of Hunger

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Cruz Criticizes Hochul for Wearing Headscarf at Slain Officer’s Funeral

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Trump Says Banks Discriminate Against His Supporters While White House Prepares Order

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Recognize the Progress of High-Speed Rail Project and Drop the Term ‘Boondoggle’

By Jim Beal and Scott Wiener, Special to CalMatters  California’s High-Speed Rail project is under fire again, but history shows us that major infrastructure projects are almost always controversial. Before it was built, the Golden Gate Bridge was derided as financially unsound, legally dubious and an aesthetic blight. BART was...

WATCH: Video Shows Worker Saving Man as Speeding Train Approached

SAN FRANCISCO — A transit supervisor in Oakland is being hailed as a hero after pulling a man up from train tracks and away from a speeding train. BART released surveillance video showing John O'Connor spring to action Sunday after a man falls into the tracks at a crowded Coliseum station...

Bringing High-Speed Rail to California, One Building Block at a Time

California has long been the leader in innovation, bold action and tackling projects that others wouldn’t dream of. The state highway system, BART, and the Golden Gate Bridge stand out as prime examples of challenging projects that were seen through, and today benefit millions. The vision for high-speed rail is...

Time for Yosemite and Humanity to Take a Break?

The road to Mariposa Grove in Yosemite National Park is closed to cars, and the shuttle bus wasn’t running. Would the Three Stooges—my sons, ages 10, 8 and 5—agree to a 2 ½ mile uphill hike to see Yosemite’s signature sequoias? This month I made my first trip to Yosemite...

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