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Meta to pay $17 billion  — and limit ‘likes’ for teens — in social media settlement with states

States say Meta knew its products contributed to social media addiction. The company will now limit teen likes and platform time.

August 26, 2026
Politics

Surprise Solano County vote kills California Forever’s shipyard bill for this year

Supervisors rejected a plan backed by Newsom to speed up construction of a shipbuilding facility for the billionaire-owned California Forever

August 26, 2026
Politics

With clock ticking, California lawmakers reject key parts of Newsom’s wildfire plan

Newsom is rushing a plan to give financial relief to utilities facing massive payouts for California wildfires. Some lawmakers are opposed

August 26, 2026
California Wildfires

Federal wildfire crews are stretched thin. California is stepping in to help

As fire season takes hold, California is managing fuels and fire on federal lands. Can the state keep it up?

August 25, 2026
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California justices seem skeptical of Sheriff Chad Bianco’s defense in ballot seizure case

Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco’s attorney defended his seizure of California ballots against claims he overstepped his authority

August 25, 2026
Politics

Why sex abuse survivors and broke school districts are at odds in Legislature’s final days

Survivors and public agencies are clashing as lawmakers rush to reach a deal on child sex abuse lawsuits before the legislative session ends

August 24, 2026
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How much are California’s public universities paying athletes? CalMatters is suing to find out

CalMatters is suing UCLA after it refused to provide information about how much they are paying student athletes for promotional deals.

August 24, 2026
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What is the 10 a.m. rule? Controversial firefighting strategy could be back

A century-old policy of extinguishing every fire by 10 a.m. shaped forests — and it may be making a comeback.

August 24, 2026
California Wildfires

The Trump administration upended how the West fights wildfires. California is bracing too

Record wildfires strain Western states as Trump’s fire reorg pushes full suppression; in California, scientists warn of forest health risks.

August 24, 2026
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What is the 10 a.m. rule? Controversial firefighting strategy could be back

A century-old policy of extinguishing every fire by 10 a.m. shaped forests — and it may be making a comeback.

August 24, 2026

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