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* AP: PG&E confesses to killing 84 people in 2018 California fire

* AP: Profits over safety: Utility blamed in fire that killed 85

* SFC: Business tax heads to SF ballot - this time for public companies

* SFC: Breed proposes parcel tax to fund teacher wages, pivot around lawsuit

* AP: Airman charged with murder of federal officer at courthouse

* SFC: Suspect in Santa Cruz killing charged in Oakland slaying, linked to right-wing group

* SJMN: Authorities charge alleged Santa Cruz deputy killer with assassinating federal cop in Oakland, link attacks to Boogaloo movement

* AP: FBI: Facebook exchange preceded deadly attack on officer

* CG: Los Angeles City Council Committee Approves $150 Million LAPD Funding Cut

* LAT $: Unarmed specialists, not LAPD, would handle mental health and substance abuse calls under proposal

* LADN: 6 LA council members want social workers, not police, to respond to non-violent calls

* SJMN: San Jose spent $1.3 million on trailers for homeless. A month later, the site was shut down.

* CG: Mob Rule: UCLA Suspends Professor For Refusing to Cancel Finals for Black Students after George Floyd killing

* SJMN: East Bay Farmers Market suspended in wake of LGBTQ Pride Flag video

* SJMN: Civil rights leaders call for Assemblyman Kansen Chu to resign over "racist" remarks

* AP: California mayor to resign over handling of police reform

* SFC: These California counties have seen a surge in coronavirus cases since reopening

* SacBee: Coronavirus updates: Newsom defends California reopening; capital region cases top 2,600

* LADN: LA healthcare leaders urge reopening coronavirus surge hospital

* SFC: State clears way for San Mateo County to expand reopening

* LAT $: Woman driving near protests says LAPD foam round injured her, files $10-million claim

* LADN: Claim against LAPD alleges woman was injured by a rubber bullet fired near a protest

* SJMN: 'That dude needs to go to jail': East Bay man sues police, alleging wrongful, violent arrest

* VOC: Orange County Coronavirus Mask Debate Heats Up

* LAT $: Groups clash in Orange County over mask requirements

* OCReg: Labor groups, residents ask Orange County officials to bring back mask mandate

* VCStar $: Ventura set to require face masks indoors

* Watch Stanislaus County CA residents talk about wearing masks in public

* AP: California to remove Columbus statue from state Capitol

* SacBee: Christopher Columbus statue to be removed from California Capitol at direction of top Democrats

* CG: Christopher Columbus Statue To Be Removed From California State Capitol Rotunda

* CG: Why Sen. John Moorlach Opposes California's State Budget

* SJMN: Vallejo police union files suit to stop city from naming officer who shot Sean Monterrosa

* AP: California Highway Patrol spent $38M responding to protests

* CalM: 'Things have gotten ugly' - pandemic pushback drives health directors to quit

* SJMN: San Jose: Public Health Officer Sara Cody receiving threats over her handling of coronavirus closures

* CalM: A collision of epidemics: Coronavirus disrupts addiction treatment

* PE: California house sales fall 41% during virus lockdown, Realtors report

* OCReg: Some inmates at California state prisons eligible for early release to stem coronavirus spread

* CapWkly: Amid pandemic, hospitals face financial peril

* Google bans ZeroHedge from ad platform due to protest coverage

* CG: The Corporate Culture is Caving to the Cancel Culture

* FH: Assembly gives market-based insurance reforms a try

* OCReg: Few protections for workers whose unions rip them off

* FH: Return to the "Thrilling" Days of Budget Delays

* NR: As Shortfalls Grow, Public-Pension Funds Roll the Dice

* OCReg: Change is necessary, defunding the police is not

* CalM: Commentary: It's time to curb police violence

* RCP: The Bigger Hurdle: Harris Becoming VP, or Newsom Picking Her Successor?

* OCReg: Defund police unions, not the police

* SacBee: Lawsuit claims Sacramento police need racial training after holding teens at gunpoint

* SacBee: Amid coronavirus and calls to defund sheriff, Sacramento supervisors OK 'placeholder' budget

* AP: Highway 1 shut after explosion, fire north of San Francisco

* Aftermath of protest in Oakdale: Two apologies, and maybe a police review board

* FresBee: Madera County supervisors won't explain child abuse reporting fixes. Public needs to know

* FresBee: Fresno region soars past 8,200 coronavirus cases, including 176 deaths since March

* CalCoast: Black organization accuses SLO mayor of cheap political tricks

* CalCoast: Deputies asking for video surveillance taken during Paso Robles manhunt

* VCStar $: Nearly 1,000 gallons raw sewage spill along PCH

* LADN: Reopening LA County restaurants navigating array of coronavirus rules for dining in

* LADN: LA County Sheriff to start rolling out body cams later this year - 5 years after LAPD

* OCReg: OC deputies fired in evidence scandal get leniency while their victims go to jail, public defender claims

* OCReg: Court ruling puts Esperanza Hills project step closer to construction in Yorba Linda

* OCReg: Coronavirus: Twelve new deaths, 248 new cases in Orange County as of June 16

* OCReg: Huntington Beach officials 'shout' support for 'people who protest against injustice'

* SBSun: San Bernardino County reports highest one-day jump in coronavirus cases

* PE: Demonstrators demand accountability after violence at Yucaipa protest

* SBSun: Yucaipa councilman clarifies comments about firearms that caused the DA 'concern'

* PE: Riverside County sees biggest one-day jump in coronavirus cases

* PE: Moreno Valley-area school districts ponder cutting police funding

* PE: Riverside passes budget with cuts - but mostly spares police

* VOSD: Berkshire Hathaway Courts San Diego, Threatens SDG&E Monopoly

* VOSD: Convention Center Banking on Large Events Returning in December

* SDUT: Four developers submit competing proposals for San Diego sports arena site

* SDUT: This fall San Diego-area school districts will let parents choose how their kids learn

* SDUT: San Diego paying out more than $1M to settle lawsuits over car collision, water leak


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