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EnvironmentJune 21, 2022Why Are So Many Firefighters Still Struggling to Afford Housing?
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Politics & GovernmentJune 18, 2022Inside the Fight to Force Makers of Plastic Trash to Clean Up Their Mess
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EnvironmentJune 22, 2022Oxnard Residents Fight Port’s Plan to Store Thousands of Cars Close to Their Beach
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State of InequalityJune 2, 2022California Public Schools are Losing Underpaid Teachers at a Steep Rate
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ImmigrationJune 1, 2022A Photojournalist’s Lens on ‘More Than a Wall’
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Politics & GovernmentJune 9, 2022AT&T Was April’s Top Donor to Lawmakers Who Voted to Overturn the Election
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