After Prop. 50, San Diego may lose its only Republican in Congress as Democrats target Issa

Eleven Democrats are vying to unseat Rep. Darrell Issa, a San Diego Republican, after California’s redistricting measure ...
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This Desert Town Has Revamped Motels, Quirky Shops, and a National Park Next Door

Twentynine Palms encompasses 59 square miles divided into residential neighborhoods and a revitalized downtown area known as Freedom Plaza. The 10-acre downtown includes the Joshua Tree National Park ...
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Tom Modugno: Isla Vista — Small Town, Big History (Part 1)

Isla Vista. The mere mention of the name brings a flood of emotions, opinions and memories to a local. A lot has happened on this small area of land in a ...
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Silent partner in project to transform Sonoma Developmental Center has won admirers, detractors over 50 years

The silent partner in Eldridge Renewal is Grupe Company, a powerful builder credited with reshaping Stockton, taking on major ...
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The Slow-Paced Town In California Where You Can Live Peacefully, Happily, And Debt-Free

For more ambitious outdoor adventures, the Mendocino National Forest lies within easy day-trip distance, offering vast expanses of wilderness for backpacking, hunting, and primitive camping ...
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This Victorian Town In California Proves You Don’t Need A Big Budget To Live Comfortably

Nestled along California’s magnificent northern coastline, Eureka stands as a Victorian wonderland where your dollar stretches further than your patience in LA traffic. The name itself—”Eureka!”—feels ...
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HUMBOLDT HISTORY: Eureka Was My University — Or, a Cub Reporter Learns His Trade From the Masters at the Humboldt Times

Above: Humboldt Times newsroom, 1954. Seated at desk are managing editor Elmer “Hodge” Hodgkinson at left, and Andrew Genzoli, county editor and noted local historian. In the background, from left, ...