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New California law targets car sales amid sky-high vehicle costs: ‘Shoppers have been mistreated and duped’ (opens the original)
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California drivers are getting a little more protection at the dealership — but they’re still getting hammered everywhere else. A new law taking effect Oct. 1 will force California car dealers to be more upfront about vehicle prices and give some buyers a 48-hour window to return their rides for a full refund. But for Californians already getting crushed by the cost of owning and operating a car, the new rules do little to ease the bigger pain at the pump, the tire shop and beyond. Senate Bill 7
Leftover campfire sparked deadly Yosemite blaze that killed 2 hero pilots: officials (opens the original)
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As it turns out, the Yosemite Dome Fire that has burned thousands of acres could have been avoided — officials revealed Tuesday that an abandoned campfire sparked the blaze. The fire began around 7 a.m. on Sept. 15, according to Cal Fire. It has since burned about 5,500 acres and forced the closure of multiple trails in Yosemite National Park. On Sept. 23, it led to the closure of Glacier Point road, which leads to one of the most iconic viewpoints in the park for visitors, Glacier Point, park o
California mayor accused of calling staffer a ‘dirty Mexican’ lashes out as council turns on her (opens the original)
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Pressure is mounting on Anaheim Mayor Ashleigh Aitken as more City Council members speak out over allegations that she used racial slurs against her chief of staff. Three council members are now pushing for the city to move quickly on an investigation into the accusations, while calls are also growing for officials to make public the documents outlining the claims. The controversy surfaced after Aitken’s chief of staff, Berenice Ballinas, accused the mayor of making racist and homophobic remarks
Kings minority owner stumps up astonishing sum to widow of CHP officer he killed in horror crash (opens the original)
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The widow of a retired California Highway Patrol officer just won big — a Placer County jury awarded her $15.8 million over the death of her husband in a motorcycle crash involving Kings minority owner Phil Oates. Miranda Flores’s husband, Patrick Seamus Mulderrig, was 59 when he was killed in the May 2024 crash in Granite Bay. “I am so thankful to this jury for understanding and recognizing how remarkable my husband Patrick was and the depth of my loss,” Flores told KCRA 3 of the verdict. “Patr
Bizarre hoax uncovered after SoCal cops went hunting for deadly viper (opens the original)
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No one will be bitten by a deadly viper in one Southern California neighborhood, that’s because the snake never existed. Santa Ana Police responded to a report of a suspected Gaboon viper in the backyard of a home along Cypress Ave Monday. Reptile experts were called in to help and searched for it in the Santa Ana area, but they didn’t find a snake, or any indication that the one described to them had ever been there. The biggest news, opinion and culture shaping California right now. Investigat
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