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Beyond passenger cars and pickups: 5 questions answered about electrifying trucks

As part of its effort to reduce air pollution and cut greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to climate change, California is pursuing aggressive policies to promote clean trucks. The state already requires that by 2035, all new cars and other light-duty vehicles sold in the state must be zero emission.…

The Conversation

Waterlogged wheat, rotting oranges: five crops devastated by a year of extreme weather

Crops are struggling to grow – and produce the same yields – as they would under normal weather conditions

The Guardian - US

Sacramento school board candidate argued polio vaccine could be replaced with light

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A candidate for a seat on a Sacramento school board aired vaccine misinformation and criticized state policies related to race and sex education at public meetings over the past year, videos show.

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Thousands of apartments may come to Santa Monica, other wealthy cities under little-known law

LOS ANGELES — Earlier this fall, a developer submitted plans for 4,500 apartments in Santa Monica — more new housing than the pricey, beachfront city has built in all of the previous decade.

Los Angeles Times

World-first spina bifida surgery gives unborn babies a chance to walk

A baby girl is the first human in the world to receive experimental in-utero surgery to treat spina bifida.

The New Daily

Stem cells successfully treat spina bifida in lambs, puppies. Could babies be next?

SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Diagnosed before birth with a spinal defect, three babies have kicked their legs, wiggled their toes and blown away their parents and a team of researchers at UC Davis Health who developed a novel approach to treat them.

Tribune News Service

Chargers sign WR Keelan Doss to practice squad

The Chargers now have four wide receivers on their practice squad.

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Ranchers’ rebellion: the Californians breaking water rules in a punishing drought

Ranchers risk fines amid a clash over water rights, as regulators and Indigenous nations warn of environmental danger

The Guardian - US

After controversial suspension, Jeff Blea is back as CHRB equine medical director

LOS ANGELES — Dr. Jeff Blea has had a lot of time to try to understand what has happened to him during the past year while taking his daily four- to six-mile walks around the Rose Bowl, listening mostly to Eric Church, Bruce Springsteen and John Mellencamp.

Los Angeles Times

Cal vs UNLV Prediction, Game Preview

Cal vs UNLV game preview, prediction, and breakdown for the Week 2 game on Saturday, September 10

USA Today Sports Media Group

UNLV vs. California: Game Preview, How to Watch, Odds, Prediction

The UNLV Rebels hit the road for the first time in 2022 to face the Cal Golden Bears. Here's how to watch and what to watch for.

USA Today Sports Media Group

The Top 25, Week 1: College football games, players and coaching debuts to watch, plus the best from Week 0

Welcome to The Top 25, a weekly rundown of the best of college football.

Tribune News Service

Cal vs UC Davis Prediction, Game Preview

Cal vs UC Davis game preview, prediction, and breakdown for the Week 1 game on Saturday, September 3

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"Do University Diversity Statement Requirements Violate the Constitution?"

I very much enjoyed participating in this Federalist-Society-organized webinar, together with Prof. Brian Soucek (UC Davis). As is common for such Federalist Society programs, the panelists were chosen to present different views (though I think it's fair to say that Prof. Soucek and I agree on some things as well…

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Los Angeles Times

Antisemitic banners displayed at UC Davis prompt campus police investigation

Campus police at UC Davis are investigating a suspected hate incident in which four white men in black clothing displayed antisemitic statements on the campus Sunday, according to university officials.

Tribune News Service

Could you ID rancid olive oil? These students couldn’t until a UC Davis Olive Center class

DAVIS, Calif. — UC Davis Olive Center executive director Javier Fernandez Salvador had hoodwinked every student in the room, including the young person who appeared to be a “supertaster.”

WEKU

Colleges are making tuition free for Native students. Will more students graduate?

The University of California system is the latest to announce free tuition for native students — but many say colleges shouldn't stop there.

Tribune News Service

21,000 fish died in catastrophic UC Davis lab mishap. Some were endangered species

Researchers discovered Aug. 9 that 21,000 fish had died in their enclosures at UC Davis’ Center For Aquatic Biology and Aquaculture — a mass die-off that appears to have been caused by chlorine exposure. About 100 fish — mostly tilapia — survived.

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The Guardian - US

‘Catastrophic failure’ kills 21,000 fish at California university

Chlorine exposure appears to be cause of death of animals at UC Davis research center

Tribune News Service

21,000 fish die in ‘catastrophic failure’ at UC Davis facility. Here’s the suspected cause

An estimated 21,000 fish died at the U.C. Davis Center for Aquatic Biology and Aquaculture in what the university described as a “catastrophic failure.”

Dynamite News

Climate change can affect economic growth of a country, reveals study

The study found that economies are sensitive to persistent temperature shocks over at least a 10-year time frame and impacts economic growth in about 22 per cent of the countries analyzed. Read further on Dynamite News:

Tribune News Service

Meet the man trying to save this ‘stupid little fish’ and see why he thinks it’s important

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The fragile little fish that swim around in dark tanks in a lab are the last hope for their kind. The lab director who oversees their care, Tien-Chieh Hung, explained that when the Delta smelt captives are young, scientists at the UC Davis Fish Conservation and Culture…

Los Angeles Times

Smoke from California wildfires puts cats at risk of developing deadly blood clots

Dr. Ronald Li, a critical care veterinarian at UC Davis, treated 23 cats that were rescued from the devastating Tubbs fire that scorched Northern California for more than three weeks in October 2017. They had the kinds of traumatic injuries he expected to see: first- to third-degree burns, exposed skin…

Tribune News Service

Survey finds 'alarming' trend toward political violence among American population

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — One in five Americans believes that political violence is at least sometimes justifiable, and over half believe that the country is headed toward civil war.

Chicago Tribune

Steve Lopez: He surveyed 8,600 Americans about political violence. The results are beyond scary

When UC Davis violence researcher Dr. Garen Wintemute queried Americans on political violence, race and threats to democracy, he didn't know exactly how scary the results would be.

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