Two California students left in horrific condition after high-speed train crash killed 69 in Spain

🔮 In a post on X, Essayli questioned why California could not use the same database it relies on to verify the citizenship of Medi-Cal applicants.

🔮 Voters for the Fresno Unified School District race will still be able to make their selections, but when the machine prints their marked ballots, it will incorrectly identify the race as belonging to the Fowler Unified School District.

🔮 “I could tell you that, we have had issues with sleep.

🔮 The Supreme Court will ultimately decide this matter.”

🔮 Corona added that Ruiz also allegedly asked whether the girl’s mother would be home and talked about taking condoms.

🔮 Emil Barr warned the state’s political climate could drive away young business founders and cost residents job opportunities.

🔮 The blaze is also expected to cause traffic disruptions in the surrounding area, with drivers advised to take alternate routes.

🔮 Nithya Raman claimed she went into a “fugue state” and did not remember her Los Angeles mayoral debate with Karen Bass.

🔮 A tentative court ruling could reopen the door to fracking in Kern County, giving oil producers hope of tapping massive reserves that have remained out of reach under California’s ban.

🔮 “Katie was the kind of person who would send you a random text just to say she loved you or to give you encouragement when you needed it.

🔮 Starting now through Nov. 25, the shopping-list items, of which there are 12 in total, will be marked with a turkey logo on shelves at Aldi stores across the nation, including California, Nevada and Arizona.

🔮 Pre-game hangs here would feel special — and the walk to kickoff is short enough to skip the parking chaos entirely.

🔮 Not only does this warehouse opening give San Joaquin County its first Sam’s Club, it also puts the chain squarely in Costco’s backyard. Sign up for the California Morning Report newsletter The biggest news, opinion and culture shaping California right now. Thanks for signing up! The nearly 170,000-square-foot store at 16150 Golden Valley Parkway had its soft opening for members Wednesday evening before throwing open the doors for its grand opening Thursday morning. Club manager Ann Perry and Lathrop Mayor Paul Akinjo were on hand for the ribbon-cutting ceremony as the company dished out around $35,000 in grants to local nonprofits including Toys for Tots, the Boys & Girls Club of Manteca and Second Harvest of the Greater Valley. Shoppers can expect the usual bulk pantry and household staples plus a full-service floral department, expanded fresh sections — including fresh tortillas and sushi on the daily — and the chain’s handy curbside pickup and delivery options within an hour.