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Dec
19
2022
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By Kevin Bonner
California Institute of Technology and Technology Innovation Institute announce major collaboration

California Institute of Technology and Technology Innovation Institute announce major collaboration

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California Institute of Technology and Technology Innovation Institute announce major collaboration. California Institute of Technology (Caltech) and Technology Innovation Institute (TII) announced today a global strategic partnership that will collaborate on the most important research areas. The three-year, multi-million dollar partnership is a full exchange of researchers, enabling both parties to conduct inter-disciplinary research in the fields of autonomous systems quantum algorithms as well as low precision AI biotechnology, propulsion systems. This partnership is also expected to be focused on sustainable technology to help reduce environmental hazards. The cooperation on autonomous systems subjects brings together the knowledge of the TII's…
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Dec
15
2022
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By Kevin Bonner
Southern California declared a drought emergency

Southern California declared a drought emergency

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Southern California declared a drought emergency. Officials have declared a drought emergency in Southern California to warn millions of Californians that if conditions do not improve, water conservation measures may become mandatory. Wednesday's statement by the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California stated that its board of Directors had made the regional drought emergency declaration one day earlier. This calls for its 26 agencies, which serve around 19 million people, to reduce their water consumption or face high fees. How to Disable Accidental Touch Protection on Your iPhone Adel Hagekhalil (general manager of MWDSC), stated in a statement that "Since…
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Dec
12
2022
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By Kevin Bonner
Cal City delays again a decision on a new budget

Cal City delays again a decision on a new budget

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Cal City delays again a decision on a new budget. On Thursday, the City Council saw the budget proposal for the 2022-2023 fiscal years. However, it delayed any decision until January when a new Council will be seated and more information will be available. ClearGov Inc. presented the draft budget for the fiscal year, which is already five months old. It is the first time that ClearGov Inc. has submitted it under a contract of three years, which was awarded in October. Interim City Manager Jim Hart stated that the budget presented was "apparently our first attempt at a Budget…
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Nov
30
2022
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By Patsy S. Nielsen
Technology partnership aims Kidney disease Treatment

Technology partnership aims Kidney disease Treatment

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Technology partnership aims Kidney disease Treatment. Strive Health and Southern California Kidney Consultants have partnered to improve the outcomes and management of chronic care for Medicare patients with kidney disease. A joint entity was formed by the largest nephrology practice in Orange County, California and a Denver-based technology company to provide better quality and more cost-effective kidney care. Strive Health and Southern California Kidney Consultants (SCKC), have teamed up to create a joint venture that targets Medicare beneficiaries in Southern California. Each partner receives financial benefits, management and governance of risk contracts with Medicare Advantage and Medicare Part D plans.…
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Nov
24
2022
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By Helen E. Blake
Cal City is looking for proposals for property management

Cal City is looking for proposals for property management

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Cal City is looking for proposals for property management - The City Council reviewed, Nov. 8, a Request for Proposals (RFP) for a property management company and maintenance crew to address the problems at the city's senior housing facilities. Council and community members have been discussing the issue of how to manage the Desert Jade Legends housing facilities after the departure of a housing manager. Because the city doesn't have anyone to clean out the units or make repairs, vacant apartments sit empty. (Cal City is looking for proposals for property management) Java Unzip a File Tutorial: How to Unzip…
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Nov
23
2022
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By Kevin Bonner
California City Lands $3.4M From the Rescue Plan Act

California City Lands $3.4M From the Rescue Plan Act

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California City Lands $3.4M From the Rescue Plan Act - California City received nearly $3.4 Million from the $1.9Billion American Rescue Plan Act. This federal stimulus bill, which is worth $1.9 trillion, was intended to assist communities and governments in their economic recovery and public health from the COVID-19 outbreak. The Act was signed on March 20, 2021. The Act requires that the funds be used for projects by 2024 and obligated by 2026. (California City Lands $3.4M From the Rescue Plan Act) According to Jim Hart's interim city manager report on Nov. 8, the city had spent $466,000 of…
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Nov
22
2022
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By Helen E. Blake
California wants to increase workers’ access to health insurance during labor disputes

California wants to increase workers’ access to health insurance during labor disputes

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California wants to increase workers' access to health insurance - Chevron workers have testified this spring that they revoked the health coverage of hundreds of members of United Steelworkers Local 5 at Richmond, California's refinery, during a strike that lasted for two months. In April, thousands of nurses from Stanford Health Care were warned that they would lose their insurance if the strike continued for more than a week. After striking in mid-July, Sequoia Hospital in Redwood City was hit with a similar message. In a labor dispute, it is common to freeze workers' health insurance benefits. Without them, workers…
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Nov
21
2022
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By Kevin Bonner
Bidwell Park’s fall leaves welcome tweed bikers

Bidwell Park’s fall leaves welcome tweed bikers

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CHICO -- Sunday was cool, crisp, and a gentle afternoon breeze welcomed bikers as they gathered in Chico Tweed Ride. Over 100 people gathered in front of the city hall to take part in the Chico tradition. (Bidwell Park's fall leaves welcome tweed bikers). The Tweed Ride covers seven miles and starts at the Our Hands sculpture. There is also a halfway point at Five Mile Recreation Area for a picnic stop. Samantha Shaner stated that the Tweed Ride is her favorite fall event and she arrived in color-coordinated company with her family. New evidence shows high crime may cause…
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Nov
12
2022
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By Kevin Bonner
California’s attempt to finance electric vehicles was a disaster

California’s attempt to finance electric vehicles was a disaster

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California's attempt to finance electric vehicles was a disaster -    In June, a measure to tax California's wealthiest citizens to fund wildfire fighting and electric vehicles was on the state ballot. It seemed clear that it was a winner at first. It was supported by hundreds of environmental and health organizations, unions, firefighters, elected officials, and other public and private sector leaders. It was supported by the American Lung Association, Union of Concerned Scientists and the California Democratic Party, with 63 per cent of voters saying that they would vote for the measure in November. California would be the…
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Nov
11
2022
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By Kevin Bonner
San Bernardino Votes To Secede From California, Form an ‘Empire State’

San Bernardino Votes To Secede From California, Form an ‘Empire State’

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San Bernardino Votes To Secede From California - A narrow majority of San Bernardino voters voted for a measure that allows county officials to start the process of secession from California. Measure EE asked voters whether San Bernardino County's elected representatives should "study, advocate for all possible options to secure the county's fair portion of state funding," according to the Voter Information Guide San Bernardino County. Jeff Burum, a real-estate mogul, added the possibility of California seceding to the proposal. He said that the state was not doing enough to help the county cope with its growing population. The county…
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Nov
09
2022
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By Kevin Bonner
Democrat In the Lead in Race for the Fiscal Chief of California

Democrat In the Lead in Race for the Fiscal Chief of California

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The voters are debating who should be the next California's chief fiscal regulator and Republicans still awaiting confirmation that the contest for controller gives voters the GOP one of the most effective chances of winning in the state with deep blue skies. Malia Cohen is an Democrat who sits on a tax board for the state she was ahead of Republican Lanhee Chen, who had 57% of the votes following 29% the ballots were recorded on Tuesday night. Chen Chen, a fellow in policy in the conservative think tank, the Hoover Institution, is vying to end his party's losing streak…
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Nov
04
2022
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By Kevin Bonner
Luria makes a Final Case to Support Democracy, Vies for Black Voters

Luria makes a Final Case to Support Democracy, Vies for Black Voters

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Luria makes a Final Case to Support Democracy, Vies for Black Voters Democratic Rep. Elaine Luria is spending the last day of her campaign in new areas in  Virginia district to garner the backing of Black residents, whose vote could determine whether she is elected to another term. In the final weeks of the campaign Rep. Elaine Luria was seated on a wooden deck in the far reaches of her district that she had just drawn with a microphone in her hand with a 7-year-old Black girl by her side as she made her final argument about the issues that…
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Nov
04
2022
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By Kevin Bonner
Biden to help plug the tech bill in California, and campaign in Illinois

Biden to help plug the tech bill in California, and campaign in Illinois

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Vice President Joe Biden is set to visit an southern California communications firm that is expected to profit from his push for legislation to boost American semiconductor manufacturing The president Joe Biden on Friday is scheduled to visit a Southern California communications firm anticipated to gain from his push for legislation to boost American semiconductor manufacturing and he's also taking an unpopular Democratic congressman along with him. Biden will be joined by Rep. Mike Levin for the visit to Carlsbad-headquartered Viasat as he looks to highlight the CHIPS and Science Act, a $280 billion legislative package, ahead of Tuesday's midterm…
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Sep
22
2022
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By Helen E. Blake
What are the safest cities in California?

What are the safest cities in California?

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know the list of safest cities in California map in accordance with the crime rate statistics collected and analyzed.   To be essential for that number, you will need to ensure that you track down the safest city in California to dwell in. From property-related insights to fierce crime, we've accumulated the measurements you will need to be aware of. Continue to peruse this article to find out the safest cities in California. What Measurements characterize the safest cities on the California map? To find the safest cities in the United States 2022 relies upon a few measurements. The measurements take…
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