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Racist 911 Calls; Masked Intruders; Closure Fallout: CA Stories
Take a look at some of the top news stories over the past week from across California.
CALIFORNIA – It was another busy news week across California. Missed the headlines on Patch?
Whether you're looking for breaking or bizarre news, or sweet or silly features, we've rounded up some of the most share-worthy stories from the past week.
Take a look at some of this week's top news stories from across the state.
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CA Announces Sporting Event, Theme Park COVID-19 Guidelines
The state released highly anticipated theme park and stadium event guidelines, and announced three counties that moved into reopening tiers.
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Disneyland Reopening Schedule, Delays Threaten Nearby Businesses
As the governor released theme park reopening guidelines, the news was far from happy for Disneyland Resort & surrounding businesses.
Disneyland Officials Talk Closure Fallout, Anaheim Stores Hurting
A decision made 400 miles away in Sacramento doesn't capture the earthquake happening here in Anaheim, says city spokesman Mike Lyster.
Maskless Voters In CA Will Not Be Turned Away On Election Day
Voters are encouraged to wear face coverings, but those who show up to the election polls on Nov. 3 without one will still be able to vote.
California To Review COVID-19 Vaccines Approved By FDA
Newsom mapped out California's COVID-19 vaccine plan Monday, and announced which groups would receive the vaccine in its first phase.
Amanda Ray is the first woman and second Black person to be named CHP Commissioner.
CA Fires: Critical Fire Weather, Power Outages On Tap For NorCal
California is experiencing its largest fire season on record, and it may not be over just yet. Here's everything we know, Oct. 21.
Massive Power Shutoff Could Hit Sunday: PG&E
Nearly a half-million customers could be impacted as “20-year wind event” bears down on Northern California.
The CAREN Act: SF To Let People Sue Over Racist 911 Calls
San Francisco officials unanimously approved a law that aims to protect people of color and deter individuals from making racist 911 calls.
Fire Set At Historic Black Venice Church, Locals Demand Justice
Venice locals have had enough. They want LA City Council to fight to save a historic Black church from a media mogul trying to take it.
San Quentin Must Cut Inmate Population In Half Amid Outbreak
"The COVID-19 outbreak at San Quentin has been the worst epidemiological disaster in California correctional history," a CA court stated.
Body Found In 1979 Identified As Missing Woman: Benicia Police
A cold case involving a torso found off the Benicia shoreline was solved through the use of DNA.
Social Media Post Of Child With Gun Leads To La Quinta Arrest
David Moreno was shown in the social media video pointing a loaded handgun at a child then giving the firearm to a minor, officials said.
WATCH: California Officer Frees Woman Trapped In Burning Car
The harrowing rescue was caught on the police officer's body-worn camera.
After Dog Abuse Claims, Animal Activist Charged With Misdemeanors
Marc Ching was accused of staging the torture and killings of dogs in Indonesia, and practicing vet medicine without a license.
San Francisco Runner Spells 'Vote 2020' On Virtual Marathon Map
Emily Hou sent the message to Chicago, via the virtual Chicago Marathon, to encourage residents there to get out and vote.
Masked Intruders Paw Their Way Inside Redwood City Bank
The trespassers knocked over a computer before being shooed to safety.
Stolen Lemur Maki Regains Strength: Photos
Maki was stolen from his enclosure last week, and later found released.
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