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Nov 09

Pleas flood social media for loved ones missing after fire

By Phuong Le, Daisy Nguyen, Don Thompson, Associated Press

Many of the missing are seniors without cellphones or social media accounts who had moved to the Northern California area that's known as a refuge for retirees.

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Nov 09

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Election results in these states are yet to be finalized

Although Election Day has passed, races in several states have yet to be finalized--and may not be without legal action. Florida’s Republican governor, Rick Scott, has already filed a lawsuit in a tight Senate race against Democratic incumbent Bill Nelson.

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Nov 09

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Remembering the 12 lives cut short in the Thousand Oaks shooting

A sheriff’s deputy about to retire, an aspiring soldier, a Marine Corps veteran, a survivor of the Las Vegas massacre and a Pepperdine University freshman were among the dead in Wednesday night’s mass shooting at a bar in Thousands Oaks,…

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Nov 09

Heroism, harrowing escapes as 'Camp Fire' destroys California town

By Don Thompson, Jocelyn Gecker, Associated Press

A fast-moving wildfire that ravaged a Northern California town Thursday sent residents racing to escape on roads that turned into tunnels of fire as thick smoke darkened the daytime sky, wiping out what a Cal Fire official said was a…

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Nov 08

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Thousand Oaks community 'on edge' after deadly mass shooting

In Thousand Oaks, California, a bar’s “College Country Night” turned into carnage as a gunman opened fire on revelers. Frantic patrons used bar stools to smash windows and escape, but 12 people were killed before the shooter apparently turned the…

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Nov 08

What we know about the California mass shooting

By Larisa Epatko

Hundreds of people gathered at a candlelight vigil Thursday to honor the 12 people shot and killed the night before at the Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks, California.

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Nov 05

Supreme Court turns away challenge to California gun control

By Associated Press

The Supreme Court is refusing a new invitation to rule on gun rights, leaving in place California restrictions on carrying concealed handguns in public.

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Oct 22

Watch 6:48
Why Democrats think they could flip a reliably red district in California

By Yamiche Alcindor

Orange County, California is ground zero for Democrats hoping to pick up the Republican seats they need to control the House of Representatives. All four of the county’s Republican House members represent districts where Hillary Clinton won in 2016. Yamiche…

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Oct 17

In one of California's reddest districts, Republican loyalty is tested by an indictment

By Meredith Lee

This year, an unexpected political scandal has forced Republican voters in the district to reassess their allegiance.

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Oct 16

Watch 6:08
War veterans find sustenance--and solace--in farming

By Mike Cerre

After Congress failed to pass a farm bill ahead of the 2018 midterm elections, a Department of Agriculture program that helps veterans transition into farming faces an uncertain future. For soldiers returning from war, farming can offer a new occupation,…

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