Cloudera settlement sets $600,000 penalty, up to $1.4M in back pay
A federal agreement requires Cloudera to pay a $600,000 penalty and create a separate back-pay fund for eligible claimants.
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Costa Mesa voters will fill four of seven elected posts Nov. 3
Mayor John Stephens’ final State of the City appearance was a panel discussion. The Nov. 3 ballot covers the mayor and three council seats.
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Hilltop Park’s public return came as Chula Vista work continued
NBC 7 reported Hilltop Park reopened Oct. 26, while Chula Vista said construction remained underway and a fence adjustment was still planned.
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Woman dies, man critically injured in Concord stabbing
A woman died and a man was critically injured after officers found them with apparent stab wounds inside a Concord home. Police said there was no known ongoing threat to public safety as of their Oct. 24 update.
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Woman, 69, dies after Garden Grove hit-and-run; driver arrested
A 69-year-old woman died after a collision near Harbor Boulevard and Palm Avenue. Police arrested a male driver on suspicion of felony hit-and-run and are seeking information.
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Fresno votes to reestablish legal-defense fund with conditional $1M
The City Council approved a resolution directing a conditional $1 million allocation, but the vote does not establish that the money has been appropriated or that the resolution is in effect.
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Thousands of California state workers walk off job in one-day strike
SEIU Local 1000 members struck statewide on Oct. 21, including at Sacramento worksites. The statewide turnout was not precisely counted, and no Sacramento-specific count was reported.
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Riverside plans five-hour Holiday Maker’s Market for Dec. 5
The downtown market is planned for Dec. 5, with about 60 vendors projected.
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Lightning postpones Sunny Hills–Fullerton game to Saturday
Local sports reports listed a new Saturday kickoff after lightning postponed the Sunny Hills at Fullerton football game.
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San Francisco streamlines storm buying under emergency declaration
The city says the declaration speeds storm-preparation purchasing for seven departments and offices.
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San Diego prepares data-center pause; council vote still required
Mayor Todd Gloria ordered staff to prepare a proposed temporary moratorium for council consideration. The order itself does not pause development.
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Santa Ana orders review of two license-plate reader contracts
Staff have 30 days to report on contract options, system effectiveness and outside access to city camera data.
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Construction starts on LA’s 12.4-mile Vermont bus corridor
Metro has begun building a 12.4-mile bus rapid-transit corridor on Vermont Avenue. The board-approved $413.8 million project budget is not a final construction price, and revenue service is anticipated in June 2028.
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Molina raises 2026 GAAP forecast as Q3 profit falls 52%
Molina raised its minimum 2026 GAAP earnings forecast to $2.38 per share as third-quarter net income fell to $38 million.
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Ontario Sports Empire grand opening set for Oct. 24
The free public event is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., with a ribbon-cutting, activities and youth clinic rotations.
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15 defendants charged in separate L.A.-area health care cases
Federal prosecutors reported eight arrests in cases alleging billing and kickbacks across private insurance, Medicare and Medi-Cal.
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Judge limits DHS election operations in nine states, for now
A preliminary injunction restricts specified DHS election-related field operations, but remained stayed as of October 22 while a $100 bond deadline approached.
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Palo Alto council to consider one-year detention facility pause
The City Council is scheduled to consider a proposed one-year moratorium on new or expanded detention and custodial facilities on Oct. 26. The proposal has not been adopted.
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Democrats sue over voter-roll demands 14 days before Election Day
Democratic groups and leaders filed a federal lawsuit challenging administration actions involving state voter rolls and alleging pressure on election officials. The filing does not change voting procedures.
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Camarillo couple found dead; cause and manner undetermined
A family member requested a welfare check after being unable to reach the couple, deputies said. The investigation is ongoing.
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Eastvale Shooting Victim Identified as Roman McClain, 21
The Riverside County coroner identified Roman McClain of Victorville as the person killed in the Oct. 17 Eastvale shooting. Six others were taken to hospitals; no arrests had been reported by Oct. 20.
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Modern Wealth to Acquire Lodi Firm With $330 Million in Assets
Modern Wealth says 4thGEN’s three advisors and two support staff will join the firm. The announced deal follows a September acquisition in Auburn.