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Two drunk drivers crash into each other on Labor Day, Marysville police say
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California Mayor Allegedly Sucker Punched By A Homeless Man In Surprise Attack
A California mayor allegedly got rocked by a homeless man, who randomly decided to sucker punch him. The attack happened in broad daylight. Marysville City Councilman Dom Belza said via the New York Post that a homeless man attacked him and Mayor Chris Branscum. The California mayor was downtown assessing damage to a historic building. That's when the attack happened.
Two drunk drivers crash into each other on Labor Day, Marysville police say
(FOX40.COM) — Two drivers accused of driving drunk crashed into each other on Monday night, according to the Marysville Police Department. Around 8 p.m., MPD said it responded to a vehicle accident where one vehicle had fled the scene. When they arrived, officers determined the driver at scene was intoxicated. MPD found the fleeing vehicle […]
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Two twin sisters, Vanessa Zemko and Gabriella Zemko, rising juniors at CORE Charter School in Marysville, are working toward private pilot licenses. With the help of an instructor, they have landed a plane multiple times. And yes, it was nerve-racking at first; however, they have a relaxed flight instructor who is there for them. Thinking about their futures, it sounds like Gabriella is ...
Health care in California: How the state made almost everyone eligible for coverage
California has used the Affordable Care Act to make health insurance available to almost every resident. It now has a record high insured rate, although millions continue to go without health care.
Job killer or neighborhood protector? Proposed warehouse rules divide Inland Empire
Last-minute legislation would limit where distribution centers can go. Supporters say it would shield neighborhoods from traffic and deliver cleaner air. But business groups warn the bill could threaten jobs in a booming industry.
Guide to 10 measures on California's 2024 ballot
Elections in California aren't just when we choose our leaders. They're also one-day legislative sessions, when voters determine some of the state's biggest policy decisions. Why it matters: Voters are facing 10 big questions that could redirect the state's approach on issues like crime and criminal justice, school funding, rent control and climate spending.
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