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77-year-old retired teacher moves onto a cruise ship because it's cheaper than a traditional home

Even though I was stuck in bed, Amoeba Music still got me through the aches of flu season

In California, students with good grades can now automatically get into college

In California, a women’s prison launches its own newspaper by and for incarcerated individuals

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Amanda Seyfried shocks Jimmy Fallon audience with cover of Joni Mitchell’s 'California'

They know how to prevent megafires. Why won't anyone listen to them?

It doesn't need to be this way. We didn't need to get here. We are not suffering from a lack of knowledge.

'Straight Pride' leader slips up at City Council meeting: 'We’re a totally peaceful racist group'

He left the audience in a fit of laughter.

California Plans to Offer Free Solar Panels to Its Poorest Citizens

It may not be the “Sunshine State,” but when it comes to responsible solar energy, California is beginning to see the light.

How Much Water Could California Save?

Almonds and other crops are sucking up California’s water supply. Even nuttier: The state’s inefficient farming methods.

This $850 Million Solar Plan Will Help Power Everything Apple Does in California

Apple announces plans to spend nearly $1 billion on the largest solar power investment of its kind.

Anti-Vaxxers Tend to Cluster, Great

What’s worse than one unvaccinated child? Hundreds of them, in a neighborhood near you.

Almonds Are Sucking California Dry

Evidence mounts in the environmental case against these delicious, nutritious nuts

The Unsung Story of the Chinese and Japanese Immigrants Who Brought Rice to California

The tumultous tale of a multibillion-dollar industry

If You See One Iranian Vampire Western Movie This Year, Make it This One

The chador-wearing, skateboarding, vampire protagonist of A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night would fit right in to a John Hughes movie

Why Spray-Painting Your Lawn Is an Act of Patriotism

California’s drought demands a new form of greenwashing.

Tune In to Help Reduce Childhood Poverty

Over 46 million Americans, including 16 million children, live in poverty. In California, this affects more than one in five children.

Have 5 Minutes? Use it to Influence Federal Diversity Policy

Stakeholders like us have until December 24, 2013 to provide feedback and recommendations on how to make diversity regulations more effective.

The Do Good Tour: Inspired by a Stolen Bamboo Bike

How We're Rethinking the Traditional CSA Box

Giving E-Waste and Ex-Inmates a Second Chance

Why a Prison Like Pelican Bay Should Never Be Designed Again

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It doesn't need to be this way. We didn't need to get here. We are not suffering from a lack of knowledge.

He left the audience in a fit of laughter.

It may not be the “Sunshine State,” but when it comes to responsible solar energy, California is beginning to see the light.

Almonds and other crops are sucking up California’s water supply. Even nuttier: The state’s inefficient farming methods.

Apple announces plans to spend nearly $1 billion on the largest solar power investment of its kind.

What’s worse than one unvaccinated child? Hundreds of them, in a neighborhood near you.

Evidence mounts in the environmental case against these delicious, nutritious nuts

The tumultous tale of a multibillion-dollar industry

The chador-wearing, skateboarding, vampire protagonist of A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night would fit right in to a John Hughes movie

California’s drought demands a new form of greenwashing.

Over 46 million Americans, including 16 million children, live in poverty. In California, this affects more than one in five children.

Stakeholders like us have until December 24, 2013 to provide feedback and recommendations on how to make diversity regulations more effective.

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