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FinanceThe SVB fallout is showing the world’s 5th-largest economy (California) is flailing as easy money goes extinct
By John Gittelsohn, Karen Breslau and BloombergMarch 13, 2023
FinanceSilicon Valley Bank was more than just a lender to the Bay Area and its demise means a world of hurt for everything from tech to wine
By Michael Tobin, Hannah Miller and BloombergMarch 10, 2023
EnvironmentLos Angeles’ lost mountain lion buried by tribal leaders, scientists and conservationists
By Stefanie Dazio and The Associated PressMarch 7, 2023
Politics‘We’re done’: The governor of California says the state won’t do business with Walgreens after it stopped selling abortion pills in 20 states
By Karen Breslau and BloombergMarch 6, 2023
FinanceReparations task force yet to make key decisions on how California should compensate Black residents for slavery, discrimination
By Sophie Austin and The Associated PressMarch 4, 2023
EnvironmentDigging out some Californians from epic blizzard could take a week: ‘The enormity of this event is hard to comprehend’
By John Antczak and BloombergMarch 3, 2023
FinanceThe housing correction is toxic for Britney Spears: She’s taking a $1.7 million loss on a Calabasas house she bought less than a year ago
By Alena BotrosMarch 3, 2023
EnvironmentDrought for half of California is now officially over after a winter of epic storms: ‘We’re in a very different place than we were a year ago’
By John Antczak and The Associated PressMarch 2, 2023
FinanceBrutal winter storm that cancelled 1,800 flights and left over 700,000 without power is set to slam California
By Amancai Biraben, Jim Salter and The Associated PressFebruary 23, 2023
SuccessCalifornia’s housing shortage is so bad a university is considering a floating barge as a dorm. Students call it a ‘prison boat’
By Azure GilmanFebruary 14, 2023
SuccessGen Z woman’s emotional 7-second TikTok saves her dying family business by showing how to use viral marketing locally
By Alice HearingFebruary 10, 2023
EnvironmentCalifornia has a plan for cutting Colorado River use. It involves pretending water doesn’t evaporate
By Kathleen Ronayne, Suman Naishadham and The Associated PressFebruary 1, 2023
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