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Opinion: We can't afford to lose FEMA amid California's fires

Opinion: We can't afford to lose FEMA amid California's fires

There's a ritual I perform alongside many Californians every morning. It doesn't involve my usual round of me…

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Opinion: My Puerto Rican friend regrets her vote. Do others too?

Opinion: My Puerto Rican friend regrets her vote. Do others too?

Each election year, I find myself casting my vote at the very last minute - in the final week before the dead…

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'International Women's Day' IG Live Studio Session (March 2023) - The Art Spread

'International Women's Day' IG Live Studio Session (March 2023) - The Art Spread

To celebrate International Women's Day, we hosted an IG Live Studio Session to recognize the achievements of …

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Legacies Carved in History: Arab Ingenuity Through Time - The Art Spread

Legacies Carved in History: Arab Ingenuity Through Time - The Art Spread

Artistic expression has been an essential aspect of human existence, tracing its origins back to the earliest…

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Opinion: As we cope with inflation, remember that acts of kindness can be free

Opinion: As we cope with inflation, remember that acts of kindness can be free

The U.S. cost of living in 2022 is increasing faster than it has in decades. The federal Inflation Reduction …

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Art Is Who We Are - The Art Spread

Art Is Who We Are - The Art Spread

Creation are the ties that bind human beings, the strings that lace us together through emotional excess. Art…

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A California bill takes a novel approach to address clean drinking water

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By Natasha Navarra Verified
| Fresno Bee Verified
A California bill shields water agencies from lawsuits over chromium-6 contamination while ensuring compliance with the state's strict drinking water standards. / Getty Images A new California bill would help ensure that our drinking water is safe. The legislation is important - and unusual in its approach. Senate Bill 466, authored by Sen. Anna Caballero, D-Merced, would shield water agencies from civil suits.
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A California bill takes a novel approach to address clean drinking water

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By Natasha Navarra Verified
| Merced Sun-Star Verified
A California bill shields water agencies from lawsuits over chromium-6 contamination while ensuring compliance with the state's strict drinking water standards. / Getty Images A new California bill would help ensure that our drinking water is safe. The legislation is important - and unusual in its approach. Senate Bill 466, authored by Sen. Anna Caballero, D-Merced, would shield water agencies from civil suits.
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A California bill takes a novel approach to address clean drinking water | Opinion Original

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By Natasha Navarra Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
A new California bill would help ensure that our drinking water is safe. The legislation is important — and unusual in its approach. Senate Bill 466, authored by Sen. Anna Caballero, D-Merced, would shield water agencies from civil suits. The temporary legal immunity would protect them from lawsuits over chromium-6 contamination as they work to remove the cancer-causing chemical from drinking water supplies.
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