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Gov. Jerry Brown vetoes 2 pro-immigrant bills

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Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed two bills Thursday that would have impacted the immigrant community: one that would have allowed non-citizens to sit on state boards and commissions and another that  sought to block immigration officers from making arrests inside courthouses. Brown vetoed SB-174, which would have made California the first in the country to allow non-citizens,…

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Costa Mesa sewer district investigates potential overbilling by chief engineer

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The Costa Mesa Sanitary District is investigating allegations that it was potentially overbilled at least $200,000 over the last five years by its independent engineer, according to district officials and internal documents. Under investigation is engineer Robin Hamers, who has been affiliated with the agency since 1981, serving at one time as district manager but…

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Protecting ourselves, and our data, in an age of rampant social media growth

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Globally, social media use grew by almost 1 million people every day over the past year. Americans continue to get much of their news through social media, but a majority have concerns about its accuracy. California now has an Office of Elections Cybersecurity to help monitor false information online. California cybersecurity Last month California Gov….

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One juvenile, two men arrested on suspicion of three Irvine burglaries

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IRVINE — Two men and a juvenile were in custody Wednesday, Sept. 26 on suspicion of three burglaries, including one heist in which $160,000 in valuables was taken, Irvine police said. Jaime Alejandro Armenta, 20, of Moreno Valley and Dave Flores, 21, of San Bernardino, were arrested Tuesday afternoon at Flores’ home, Kim Mohr of…