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CVHS senior Acosta feted by Rotarians (opens the original)
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Central Valley High School senior Layla Acosta was recognized as the Ceres Rotary Club’s “Student of the Month” at a Friday meeting of the club. Acosta was noted as a dedicated senior with a genuine, giving, and fun loving personality who leaves a lasting impact on the CV campus. Layla has spent three years in Leadership and four years in ASB, discovering her confidence while encouraging fellow students to embrace high school life. She is also a member of the Central Valley High School Impulse d
Tilting California voters toward raising local taxes often involves tricks, manipulation (opens the original)
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California’s Nov. 3 ballot contains 14 statewide ballot measures and five of them pertain to taxes, including the much-debated Proposition 40, which would tax the wealth of the state’s billionaires. Meanwhile, local ballots are also heavily loaded with measures that would either raise taxes to benefit school districts or local governments or authorize the issuance of bonds that require new taxes to repay. The California Taxpayers Association has counted 273 such measures that, if all passed, wou
Promises made & kept as ICE sets record for most arrests (opens the original)
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Data released Sept. 2 from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) finds that after breaking the threshold for the most illegal alien arrests in a single month in July 2026, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) surpassed that number again in August. Latest Will voters draw a line in the sand & reject Measure P? We make choice to be bitter: Think before opening your mouth and closing your heart Determining your level of motivation Tilting California voters toward raising local taxes often
Biased coverage of fraud (opens the original)
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Irony is on full display in how biased media outlets and Democratic leaders aggressively downplay any discussion of voter fraud. Their new preferred qualifier is “widespread,” as if anything short of a national crisis is not worth acknowledging. It’s worth remembering that in 2016, the major media voices and much of the Democratic Party insisted—day after day—that the election had been stolen by Russia. That narrative persisted right up until Robert Mueller’s findings threw cold water on those c
How to fix California’s disastrous energy policies & high costs (opens the original)
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In his final legislative session as governor of California, Gavin Newsom made a last ditch effort to fix California’s broken wildfire and utility liability system. Yes, in the last days Mr. Democracy wanted to push through a backroom negotiated deal with as little sunlight and little public review as possible –a trailer bill with less than 72 hours’ notice. Why now? Because after eight years as governor, California’s liability system, its wildfire risk, its electricity rates are a complete disas
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