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California Prop. 44 Pits Health Care Groups Against Union (opens the original)
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California Proposition 44, which would require community clinics to spend at least 90% of their annual revenue on patient care and related services, has put health care organizations and immigrant-serving groups at odds with a major health care union. The measure, which will appear on the Nov. 3 ballot, would apply to nonprofit Federally Qualified Health Centers, or FQHCs. Spending requirements would include compensation for medical staff, and on “program services” tied to their charitable missi
California sheriff broke election law by seizing ballots, state Supreme Court rules (opens the original)
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Ben Christopher & Nigel Duara CalMatters Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco broke the law and created “a substantial risk to election integrity” when he seized more than 650,000 ballots California’s Supreme Court ruled on the morning of Thursday September 24. The justices ruled unanimously that Bianco must return the ballots to the county’s top election administrator and “refrain from further handling” them. In a second ruling, the court also held that Bianco broke the law when he ignored dire
LA Pastor Calls ICE’s Adelanto Detention Center a ‘Place of Evil’ (opens the original)
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At least three times a week, Guillermo Torres visits immigrants at the Adelanto Detention Facility. The visits, intended to bring hope and comfort, have been a lifeline for many and, for some, a means to secure their freedom. “We don’t go to preach or convert anyone, we go to offer our presence,” Torres tells ACoM in a recent interview. “Many of the immigrants [being held] never have visits because either their families don’t have legal status or they don’t live in the country.” Since 2011, Torr
Newsom again vetoes bill to allow undocumented college students to work on campus (opens the original)
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California college students without legal immigration status still cannot work at public colleges and universities after Gov. Gavin Newsom again vetoed a bill Sunday September 20 that would have given them that right. Assembly Bill 713 would have adopted an untested legal theory that argues that a 1986 federal law barring employers from hiring workers in the country without authorization doesn’t apply to state governments. The logic? That 40-year-old law doesn’t mention state governments as a ty
School Night Ramen: Comfort Food with a Nutritional Boost (opens the original)
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Instant ramen is a comforting classic for students of all ages – from elementary schoolers enjoying a warm bowl on a fall day to college kids fueling up for all-night study sessions. While the nutritional contents of those packages might make you cringe, don’t write off the nourishing potential of ramen: It only takes a few simple swaps and additions to turn it into a healthy homemade meal. Use this Easy Homemade Shrimp Ramen recipe as a jumping-off point, adapting as necessary to suit your fami
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