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Peter Devencenzi Will Bring Integrity to the Justice System

January 12, 2024 latinotimes 0

On March 5, the voters will have the unique opportunity to elect one of their own to the San Joaquin County Superior Court bench. That person is Peter Devencenzi. Peter Devencenzi was born at St. […]

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How will California respond to the home insurance market meltdown?

January 12, 2024 latinotimes 0

While Gov. Gavin Newsom and state legislators wrestle with a massive state budget deficit this year, a few blocks from the Capitol another crisis that could have far more impact on California families will be […]

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U.S. Teen Smoking Rates Have Plummeted, With Less Than 1% Now Daily Smokers

January 12, 2024 latinotimes 0

The number of American teens who smoke or have even tried smoking has dropped dramatically compared to a generation ago, with less than 1% now saying they light up cigarettes daily. Researchers tracked data on […]

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How Newsom plans to fix California’s projected $37.9-billion budget deficit

January 12, 2024 latinotimes 0

Gov. Gavin Newsom asked California lawmakers on Wednesday to dip into the state’s rainy-day reserves, and signaled his desire to potentially delay a minimum wage increase for healthcare workers as part of his plan to […]

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California’s push for labor laws can have negative consequences for workers

January 1, 2024 latinotimes 0

When federal government and state governments passed laws governing wages, working hours and other workplace conditions prior to World War II, agricultural labor was exempted. Many years later, after the 40-hour work week became standard, […]

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Finalize financial moves for the year

January 1, 2024 latinotimes 0

We’re edging toward the end of 2023. What are the financial moves you really should make before the clock runs out? Luckily, financial planners spend the final weeks of the year thinking about just such […]

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