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Every year hundreds of new California laws take effect Jan. 1. Many of them won't have much effect on your daily life. Here's a closer look at some that might in 2018. -
The nine local shootings connected to Duncan's case occurred between May 2013 and February of this year. -
Election Day was two weeks ago, but workers are still counting votes in some California counties. Next year, tallying the votes could take even longer. -
It’s going to become more difficult to drill a well in California. Jerry Brown signed a package of groundwater legislation signed into law Tuesday. -
Some California counties are showing substantially higher rates of whooping cough than the state average. The current epidemic could be one of the worst in 50 years. -
Governor Jerry Brown says Stanford Law Professor Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar is smart and even-tempered.
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