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Trump threatens to impose sweeping new tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China on first day in office

Trump has indicated plans to introduce significant new tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China starting on his first day in office. If enacted, these tariffs could lead to substantial price increases on various goods, impacting consumers across the nation.

Anti-fraud efforts meet real-world test during ACA enrollment period

Anti-fraud efforts have been put to the test during the Affordable Care Act (ACA) enrollment period, as two private online-enrollment platforms were barred from connecting to healthcare.gov due to concerns over improper switching. This decision underscores the ongoing challenges in ensuring the integrity of the enrollment process in the healthcare sector.

CCS Division II football playoffs: Palma upsets Menlo to advance to title game

Palma High School achieved a thrilling upset over Menlo, winning 24-23 in the CCS Division II semifinals, securing a spot in the championship game for the second consecutive year. This victory not only highlights the team's resilience but also showcases the competitive spirit of local high school football. Palma will aim for the section title in the upcoming championship match.

UPDATE: After edging Menlo, Palma heads to San Jose to face Wilcox in title game

Palma High School advances to the CCS Division II title game after a narrow 24-23 victory over Menlo. This marks the second consecutive year Palma will compete for a section title, showcasing their resilience and competitive spirit in high school football.

Chinook Salmon Population Rebounding in Mokelumne River

The Chinook Salmon population in the Mokelumne River is experiencing a significant rebound, with over 30,000 fish recorded since September due to conservation efforts by the East Bay Municipal Utility District. This positive trend highlights the effectiveness of local environmental initiatives aimed at restoring fish populations.

As atmospheric river soaks California, farmworkers await flood aid promised in 2023

California's farmworkers are awaiting the flood relief aid promised in early 2023, following devastating floods caused by atmospheric rivers. The state allocated $20 million for rebuilding in affected communities, including Pajaro. As heavy rains continue, the urgency for these funds grows amid ongoing recovery efforts.

Storm shatters Northern California rainfall records

Northern California has experienced record-breaking rainfall, with significant impacts felt in cities like San Francisco and Santa Rosa. The storms have shattered century-old precipitation records, highlighting the urgency of monitoring climate patterns in the region.

CCS Division III football playoffs: Big second half lifts Carmel past Hollister

Carmel's defense shone in the second half as they overcame Hollister with a final score of 40-21 in the CCS Division III semifinals, thanks to quarterback Hudson Rutherford's four touchdown passes. This victory marks a significant moment for the Carmel football team as they advance in the playoffs, demonstrating their resilience and skill on the field.

Pacific bluefin tuna are swimming toward sustainability

The Monterey Herald reports that the aquarium's Seafood Watch has upgraded the sustainability rating of certain Pacific bluefin tuna caught off California and Mexico from red to yellow, indicating they are now a good alternative. This shift reflects growing efforts toward sustainable fishing practices in the region.

China’s queer influencers thrive despite growing LGBTQ+ censorship

China's queer influencers are emerging as vital representatives for LGBTQ+ communities amidst increasing censorship. This article highlights how these influencers navigate challenges while fostering a sense of community and visibility online, despite state restrictions.

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