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* SDUT: Newsom pardons former Mira Mesa woman convicted in 1998 slaying committed by abusive boyfriend

* SacBee: Gov. Gavin Newsom grants clemency for 34, including two convicted Sacramento-area men

* SDUT: Imperial County advised to reinstitute stay-at-home order, Newsom says

* SJMN: Newsom's new strategy: Make coronavirus projections public

* SJMN: Coronavirus: Is it time to hit pause on reopening California?

* 'No masks. No vaccines.' Battle is brewing over coronavirus immunizations in California

* California Legislature Sends Budget Compromise To Gov. Newsom's Desk

* SacBee: California lawmakers approve budget that delays pain, hopes for future federal funds

* LAT $: California will use surplus cash, delay school funds in $202.1-billion budget sent to Newsom

* SFC: Ordinance requires large employers in SF to rehire staff laid off during pandemic

* SDUT: Trump broke the law by using military money for border wall, appeals court rules

* SacBee: Rent relief bill that cleared California Senate could give tenants until 2034 to pay rent

* CapWkly: California's pandemic pain increases sharply

* LADN: LA County coronavirus hospitalizations continue to climb as officials plan to crack down on businesses

* SFC: Inside a UCSF-led quest to exploit the coronavirus' weak spots

* LAT $: California's unemployment agency targeted for audit as criticism grows

* LAT $: Santa Cruz becomes the first U.S. city to ban predictive policing

* LAT $: Feds say tower project shows toll of bribery in Huizar case: Less affordable housing

* LADN: Granada Hills developer pleads guilty in pay-to-play scheme involving Councilman Jose Huizar

* SBSun: Adelanto ICE Processing Center recovering from violent confrontations with detainees, visitors

* SDUT: California program to assist immigrants affected by coronavirus plagued by delay

* SFC: California 17-year-olds may get right to vote in primary elections

* FH: Gascón Asked To Release His LAPD Personnel File

* SJMN: Two San Jose school districts agree to boot cops from campus in wake of national protests

* SFC: Officials plan to transfer 150 inmates out of coronavirus-ridden San Quentin

* SFC: Bay Area districts weigh how big of a risk to take in reopening schools

* SFC: California voters will decide whether to strengthen consumer privacy law

* LADN: After high coronavirus death toll, LA watchdog appointed to oversee skilled nursing homes

* VOSD: COVID-19 Testing Plans Leave Out Assisted Living Facilities

* SJMN: San Jose police officers' racist Facebook posts exposed by blogger

* SacBee: Dummy hanging from noose is back up in Placerville, amid petition to end 'Old Hangtown' name

* FresBee: Tulare educational employee investigated in Black Lives Matter posters incident at school

* SacBee: Lincoln police investigating physical assault involving racist slur after video surfaces

* FH: SB 1383 Should Be Rejected

* OCReg: State policies slow California's economic rebound

* OCReg: Take back cities for people and the automobiles they use: Randal O'Toole

* NR: We Can't Let the Outrage Mob Win

* FH: Scaled-Down Density Legislation Still not the Answer

* Reason: Why Is California Targeting the Tech Firms That Drive Its Economy? - Reason.com

* OCReg: Let's have fewer statues and less public mayhem

* OCReg: A spike in known COVID-19 cases doesn't warrant another shutdown

* FH: The Green Delusion continues to Perpetuate Costs upon the Poor

* SacBee: Sacramento County coronavirus surge continues. But restaurants, stores will remain open

* LAT $: San Francisco pauses reopening plans because of coronavirus surge

* SFC: Marin County halts reopening of some businesses after case spike

* SJMN: Mayor Libby Schaaf hits back when Trump compares Oakland to 'living in hell'

* Stop getting together: Stanislaus health officer pleads with residents amid coronavirus

* FresBee: Fresno councilmember at odds with county leaders for not making COVID-19 info available

* FresBee: Fresno County sees largest single-day coronavirus case spike; four more Valley deaths

* FresBee: Fresno city leader criticizes Fresno County communication breakdown over COVID-19 money

* CalCoast: Arroyo Grande police chief retiring in July

* CalCoast: Atascadero Police Chief Jerel Haley retiring

* CalCoast: SLO County hits record high for hospitalized coronavirus cases

* VCStar $: Coronavirus: 49 new COVID-19 cases Friday

* LAT $: Feeling cornered by calls for reform, L.A. police union lets loose its 'pit bull' director

* LAT $: Cutting its budget isn't enough. The LAPD needs a rethink

* LAT $: L.A. will resume ticketing during street sweeping next month

* OCReg: Orange County on edge of California coronavirus watch list

* OCReg: Report links Shawn Steel with Chinese efforts to influence Trump administration

* VOC: Two Mayors, Two Takes As Coronavirus Hits Anaheim and Santa Ana Hard

* OCReg: Irvine OKs body cameras for police, will begin testing them this fall

* PE: Police: Man videotaped lighting firework at June 1 protest in Riverside is arrested

* PE: Nurses begin 10-day strike at Riverside Community Hospital

* PE: Riverside County coronavirus hospitalizations hit new record - 318 - after brief decline

* PE: Some Riverside County administrative offices close after coronavirus cases; board meeting moves online

* SBSun: San Bernardino County hospitals closer to using extra beds for coronavirus patients

* SBSun: San Bernardino County reports 521 new coronavirus cases, no new deaths

* SBSun: West Valley Water District officials approve budget reflecting 12% in cuts

* SDUT: COVID cases shoot past 400 as county shuts Escondido eatery for flouting health order


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