Governor Calls For Halt In Races After 2 More Horses Euthanized At Santa Anita Park
Tonight, the California Horse Racing Board asked Santa Anita to shut its doors for the rest of the season. But the track has chosen to remain open.
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Tonight, the California Horse Racing Board asked Santa Anita to shut its doors for the rest of the season. But the track has chosen to remain open.
The ordinance would cap landlords at 8% a year, but many renters fear that the percentage is too high.
Nearly 20 Democratic presidential candidates fanned out across Iowa over the past couple of days.
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CBS Television Stations and CBS Interactive announced the launch of CBSN Los Angeles, the second of the Company's local direct-to-consumer streaming news services in major markets across the country.
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