The San Diego Superior Court is ending its administrative support for the Juvenile Justice Commission.
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For decades, the U.S. Census has counted Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) communities as white. State laws and updated federal policies are changing this, but implementation has been slow. -
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Thirty-six years after federal law required it, and one year after a scathing state audit, native tribes are still calling for the University of California to return what was stolen from them. -
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The muralists hope their work offers lessons from past generations and revives the arts in the area.
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