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March 16

California teachers cite discipline problems as survey shows at least 40% plan to quit in next decade

Approximately 45% of California teachers plan to retire within the next decade, significantly higher than the national average of 36%, according to Education Week Research Center data.

March 15

Newsom fights Trump's move to reopen California pipelines amid soaring gas prices

San Francisco political commentator Richie Greenberg discusses California Gov. Gavin Newsom actively opposing the Trump administration's directive to restart offshore oil drilling on 'Fox Report.'

March 15

Top California librarian questioned about missing $650K tied to Dolly Parton child literacy program

California’s state librarian faces scrutiny after lawmakers said about $650,000 connected to a Dolly Parton Imagination Library literacy program cannot be accounted for.

March 15

11-year-old accused of premeditated murder in brother’s death can’t be tried as adult, former DA says

Shocking homicide case rocks Colorado community as 11-year-old accused of killing younger brother. Juvenile justice system faces rare legal challenge.

March 14

Seahawks GM warns Washington’s new 'millionaire tax' could hurt free agent recruiting

Seahawks general manager John Schneider pointed to Washington’s new income tax rate on millionaires, warning it could hinder the franchise’s ability to sign top NFL free agents.

March 14

‘Yellowstone’ star Luke Grimes targeted by Montana locals as move from LA sparks small-town fury

"Yellowstone's" Luke Grimes explains why he left Hollywood for Montana with wife Bianca Rodrigues despite facing unexpected local backlash from residents.

March 14

Joe Rogan blasts life in Hollywood for 'fake' people and 'groupthink' politics

Joe Rogan explains why he preferred being around fighters and comedians over Hollywood actors, producers and casting agents during his time in Los Angeles entertainment industry.

March 13

Trump administration says Colorado school district may have put up to 61 male students on girls sports teams

A Colorado school district was found by U.S. Department of Education to be in violation of Title IX for allegedly allowing male students access to female bathrooms and girls sports.

March 13

Vance reveals $19B fraud uncovered in Minneapolis, hints California is next target

JD Vance alleges $19 billion in fraud was discovered in Minneapolis, and the Trump administration may target California for its next major federal investigation.

March 13

Olympic sensation Alysa Liu opens up on withdrawing from world championships

Alysa Liu withdrew from World Championships citing scheduling conflicts and lack of training time after her historic Olympic gold medal win and surge in social media popularity.