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As coronavirus cases surge in California’s rural Central Valley, a self-declared ‘sanctuary city for business’ is defiant, even as the state is threatening to withdraw funding. On both sides of the debate, everyone agrees: It’s political.
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Even people who think masks are pointless against ‘coronavirus cooties’ are trying to sell them.
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Christopher Street West, producer of LA Pride, says the annual parade and festival will be moved from West Hollywood in 2021. A new location hasn’t been announced.
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Merced County, where the sheriff questioned the pandemic and a town became a ‘sanctuary city for business,’ is now on the state watchlist after a surge in COVID-19 cases.
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There were just a handful of coronavirus cases in rural Lassen County in Northern California until an outbreak at a prison in Susanville. Health officials say it began after inmates from San Quentin Prison were transferred to the facility.
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California confronts its racist, colonial past as statues fall, mascots are renamed and a town debates changing its name that honors a Confederate general.
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The Mendocino County town of Fort Bragg considered changing its name, which honors Confederate Gen. Braxton Bragg, after the death of George Floyd.
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In the Antelope Valley, where there is a long history of racial tension, Black residents are skeptical of authorities’ claims that the death of Robert Fuller by hanging was a suicide.
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Thousands of people filled the streets of Hollywood and West Hollywood on Sunday, denouncing racial injustice and supporting LGBTQ rights in a march called All Black Lives Matter.
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The ‘All Black Lives Matter’ march was organized by the Black Advisory Board, made up of Black LGBTQ+ leaders and organizations.
