Gov. Brown signs ‘Larry Itliong Day’ bill into law

Oct. 25 set to commemorate Filipino labor leader OCTOBER 25 will now be designated as Larry Itliong Day in California, following Gov. Jerry Brown’s signing of a bill that called for the annual proclamation honoring the late Filipino farm labor leader. Introduced by Assemblymember Rob Bonta (D-Oakland) — the first and only Filipino-American elected to…

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California residents decrease water use

AMIDST a statewide weary drought, California officials announced that residential water use had dropped 29 percent in May—the first real indication that the state might meet unprecedented conservation reductions imposed by Governor Jerry Brown. The cut in water usage also suggests the aggressive campaign to get residents to change their lifestyle—such as taking shorter showers,…

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Gov. Brown signs new vaccination law

Requires immunization of schoolchildren  Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law a controversial bill on Tuesday, June 30, requiring that schoolchildren be immunized, eliminating personal and religious belief exemptions. “The science is clear that vaccines dramatically protect children against a number of infectious and dangerous diseases,” the governor wrote. “While it’s true that no medical intervention…

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Teeth are an important part of digestion

CHEWING is the first step in digestion, but chewing our food only enough to swallow it down doesn’t count.   If you’re rushing proper chewing—especially if it’s due to dental distress—you’re robbing yourself of some important benefits! Chewing helps retain energy and absorb nutrients Chewing our food does more than simply give us time to taste flavors. The more…

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Trailblazers in diagnostics

If you hate colonoscopy Good news for those who dread colonoscopy: Swallowing a pill instead of having a “tele” scope inserted through the anus. The standard procedure for colonoscopy is done with or without sedation, inserting a flexible tube the size of the little finger which has a fiber-optic lens, light, and a hole through…

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Retired senior seeks to discharge $27K credit cards

Working senior seeks to discharge $60K personal loans; Trustee wants explanation of how client used $180K “ Sometimes daughters get married to men who are able to convince daughters that they should give up their mothers because daughters are now adults. It’s not the mother who loses. It’s the daughter who loses the wisdom, love…

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Legal separation – what is it?

LEGAL Separation is an alternative to a dissolution or divorce. Although a legal separation can be maintained on the same grounds as a dissolution action i.e. irreconcilable differences, a judgment of legal separation does not terminate marital status.  In other words, the parties cannot remarry. Most people pursue this alternative action due to religious or…

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Why some people will never get out of debt

THIS is a common scenario. You’re in debt and you know that you need to do something about it because your financial situation continues to get worse month after month. You keep hoping that things will turn around for the better but things are not improving. As a matter of fact, they’re getting worse because…

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If she could only see her son now

Remembering President Cory’s era BENEATH her simple ways exist a determined heart, a fine mind and a commitment to the rights of her people. My years with her were times of colorful exposure that prepared me for anything. Each day brought unexpected twists: shouting matches behind the scenes among the biggies, intrigues among the lightweights,…

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