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Sewage will be extensively treated, transformed into pure drinking water and delivered directly to people’s taps.
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They escaped the Maui wildfire relying on their five senses and friends and neighbors running up and down the street warning, “The fire’s a mile away,” “half a mile,” “a few blocks.”
Plus: A coronavirus mystery, and California’s pork regulations are squeezing barbecue restaurants.
Plus: A figure of the election denial movement focuses on California and an L.A. developer is pushing the boundaries of laws designed to spur housing construction.
As state legislators take aim at the controversial practice, Stanford and USC could see the biggest impact.
In 2023, the familiar story of a starry-eyed striver headed west with a dollar and a dream can have a brutal end as housing costs rise and social services strain under demand.
Two Californians set up a pair of political action committees that brought in millions — but not for the candidates.
Plus: Migrants continue to arrive on Texas buses and West Hollywood reaches the highest minimum wage in the country.
The Times reviewed a collection of videos that paint a picture of a jail system awash in far more violence and disarray than previously revealed to the public.
