Several counties in the Golden State are dealing with a golden problem — a golden mussel problem to be exact. This week, Yolo County joined others including San Joaquin, Sacramento, and Kern in declaring a local emergency due to an invasion of Golden mussels.

 

Several counties in the Golden State are dealing with a golden problem &mdash; a golden mussel problem to be exact. This week, Yolo County joined others including San Joaquin, Sacramento, and Kern in declaring a local emergency due to an invasion of Golden mussels.
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CA Counties Unite Against Invasive Golden Mussels

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A California State University president at the center of a multi-million dollar harassment lawsuit…is set to earn a six-figure salary this coming year while he’s in between Cal State jobs. The Cal State Chancellor announced the transition package for outgoing Cal State San Bernardino president Tomás Morales at a board meeting Wednesday. Cal State recently settled a lawsuit that included allegations that Morales routinely harassed and acted aggressively towards female Cal State employees. Reporter Phoebe Huss with CalMatters’ College Journalism Network has been covering the story.

A California State University president at the center of a multi-million dollar harassment lawsuit&hellip;is set to earn a six-figure salary this coming year while he&rsquo;s in between Cal State jobs.&nbsp;The Cal State Chancellor announced the transition package for outgoing Cal State San Bernardino president Tom&aacute;s Morales at a board meeting Wednesday.&nbsp;Cal State recently settled a lawsuit that included allegations that Morales routinely harassed and acted aggressively towards female Cal State employees.&nbsp;Reporter Phoebe Huss with CalMatters&rsquo; College Journalism Network has been covering the story.

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