Fred Greaves for CalMatters
A contentious bill lawmakers are debating this year has them asking the question: Should Californians have the right to sue if a company is using unfair tactics to strangle its competition?
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An extreme heat warning will take effect Wednesday morning for the county's valleys and mountains and remain in effect through Thursday evening. -
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