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* CG: Political Pressure Behind Cancelled Charity Event for Slain Ventura Sheriff's Family

* SJMN: College admissions scandal bills signed as Bay Area parent awaits sentence

* SFC: Political 'deepfake' videos banned in California before elections

* SJMN: From charter schools to suspensions: Rounding up California's new K-12 laws

* SacBee: Gavin Newsom gives California districts more power to block charter schools with new law

* SFC: Joe Biden doesn't punch back at Trump in SF fundraiser

* SacBee: As Warren rises, debate over her ability to beat Trump intensifies

* SFC: Elizabeth Warren or Bernie Sanders? SF supervisor wants both

* LAT $: Silicon Valley can't escape the glare of the presidential race

* SDUT: Elizabeth Warren tells San Diego crowd she'll tax the wealthy to help middle class families

* CG: San Francisco Receives Notice From The EPA Over Pollution

* SFC: Feinstein, Harris ask for probe of EPA notice against SF

* LAT $: U.S. unemployment falls to 50-year low, including lowest rate on record for Latinos

* SacBee: California boom is ending, Gavin Newsom warns as 2020 budget writing begins

* LAT $: The next big California vs. Trump fight is over water and endangered species

* SFC: Eyeing a possible recession, California wineries cut back on production

* CG: First Hand Testimony: How the Homeless Crisis is Changing the Safest Communities in California

* CG: San Francisco Receives Notice From The EPA Over Pollution

* SJMN: PG&E bankruptcy attorney's fees: $140 million and counting

* SDUT: PG&E agrees to pay $65M to settle California records claims

* LAT $: California's contract worker law could add health coverage for some but put others at risk

* AmerSpec: Good News Is Bad News in California | The American Spectator

* OCReg: The dangerous growth of unchecked presidential power

* Victor Davis Hanson: Did America finally get 'woke' on China in time?

* SDUT: Column: Green New Deal protesters staged ruse to get inside Rep. Peters' office

* SFC: Saving SF Bay may mean filling parts of it in, agency says

* SFC: SF District Attorney Gascón resigning before election, explores run in LA

* SFC: Payouts to bathhouse, school reveal behind-the-scenes look at SF housing deals

* SFC: SF to push ahead on public bank in wake of new state bill

* SFC: SF resumes push for drug injection site after judge's ruling

* SJMN: Caltrain moving forward with plan for BART-like service that could ease Peninsula traffic

* SJMN: Clinics closed as health workers join Santa Clara County strike

* Fremont to form a Mobility Commission to address traffic, transit woes

* BakCal: Gleason isn't running in 2020 but still wants to unify Kern's east and west

* BakCal: First marijuana dispensary opens in Kern County since ban

* BakCal: Kern County Supervisors to consider placing medical marijuana initiative on March ballot

* SLTrib: Facing another vote on sewer project, Morro Bay says delays in project would cost millions

* SLTrib: Cal Poly fraternity waterboarded a member in a hazing incident, witness video shows

* VCStar $: Retired officer makes bid for Oxnard supervisor

* VCStar $: Santa Paula may extend oil pipeline agreement

* OCReg: LAX set to restrict ride-hail, taxi pickups outside terminals

* LAT $: LAX to end curbside pickup by Uber and Lyft

* LADN: CSUN gets $2.1 million anonymous gift to support Armenian studies

* OCReg: UC Irvine goes public with $2 billion fundraiser for research, student scholarships, an art museum and more

* PE: San Bernardino to use $150,000 in salary cuts to fund state and federal advocacy firms

* PE: City opposes carpool-to-toll-lane conversion, spending tolls on projects outside Corona 91 Freeway corridor

* PE: Menifee, Hemet will get 5.2 miles of trails under $6.8-million project

* SDUT: Judge in insurance case refuses to change ruling in favor of Lara donor

* SDUT: Westfield struggling to get San Diego's reimbursement for $16M UTC transit center

* SDUT: San Diego labor unions file suit to invalidate Prop B pension measure


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