Chico State students rallied yesterday against sexual assault on college campuses, part of a nationwide outcry following rape allegations at Cornell University in New York.

Chico State students rallied yesterday against sexual assault on college campuses, part of a nationwide outcry following rape allegations at Cornell University in New York.

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Chico Students Rally for Protections Against Sexual Assault on Campus

About 100,000 California state employees authorized their union to call what would be its first ever strike in a bid to pressure the Newsom administration to reach a contract deal. 

About 100,000 California state employees authorized their union to call what would be its first ever strike in a bid to pressure the Newsom administration to reach a contract deal.&nbsp;

State Employees Authorize a Strike in Hopes of Reaching a Contract Deal

Meanwhile, leaders of a faith-based nonprofit in the San Joaquin Valley announced a new initiative yesterday that trains residents to become “poll chaplains.” 

Meanwhile, leaders of a faith-based nonprofit in the San Joaquin Valley announced a new initiative yesterday that trains residents to become &ldquo;poll chaplains.&rdquo;&nbsp;

To Encourage Voter Turnout, San Joaquin Valley Nonprofit Recruits 'Poll Chaplains'

California’s largest private employer, Kaiser Permanente, will pay more than 1,000 nurses owed wages.

California&rsquo;s largest private employer, Kaiser Permanente, will pay more than 1,000 nurses owed wages.

Chico Students Rally for Protections Against Sexual Assault on Campus

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