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California student forced to pee in bucket gets $1.25 mn
27 Jan 2017
News
A former high school student in California has been awarded $1.25 million for having been forced to urinate in a bucket after being denied a bathroom break.
California girds to protect undocumented foreigners from Trump
4 Jan 2017
World
California, home to many foreigners without residence papers, is girding to fight any attempt by President-elect Donald Trump to expel them.
Strong quake strikes off northern California, no tsunami threat
8 Dec 2016
World
A 6.5-magnitude earthquake struck Thursday off the US west coast north of San Francisco, but no major tsunami threat was expected, seismologists said.
California fire toll climbs to 33
5 Dec 2016
World
The grisly search for bodies in the charred remains of a California warehouse will enter its third day Monday, with relatives of the missing being asked to provide DNA samples to speed up identification.
Up to 40 feared dead in California warehouse fire
4 Dec 2016
World
Fire crews in California worked into the night Saturday sifting through the remains of a warehouse gutted by a blaze during a rave party, with officials saying they fear the death toll could reach 40.
Muslim students targeted in California campus attacks
11 Nov 2016
World
Authorities at two universities in California said Thursday police were investigating attacks against female Muslim students, one of which was described as a hate crime.
California polling sites on lockdown after shooting
9 Nov 2016
News
Two polling stations in California were placed on lockdown Tuesday following a nearby shooting that killed one person and wounded three, the authorities said.
Two wounded in break-in at supermodel's California mansion
15 Oct 2016
World
An intruder was shot and a security guard stabbed during a break-in at the Malibu mansion of supermodel Miranda Kerr, police and local media reported.
Two police officers killed, one injured in US
9 Oct 2016
World
Two US police officers were fatally shot and one injured Saturday while responding to a domestic disturbance call in Palm Springs, California, police said.
Protests in US after police killed another unarmed black man
29 Sep 2016
World
Protesters marched on Wednesday in a California town following the fatal police shooting of an unarmed black man said to be mentally ill, as local officials urged calm and pledged a full investigation.
Police in California kill black man acting erratically
28 Sep 2016
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World
Police in a California city fatally shot a black man who had been acting erratically, prompting protesters to quickly gather and accuse officers of an unjustified killing.
Firenadoes rage in California as blaze menaces 82,000
18 Aug 2016
World
Weary firefighters Thursday battled a raging inferno that was threatening the homes of more than 82,000 people in southern California and sent flaming "firenadoes" tearing across the brush.
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