Lawmaker Seeks To Ban Smoking On California State Beaches, Parks
Marin County Assemblymember Marc Levine wants to ban smoking on all California state beaches and state parks.
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Marin County Assemblymember Marc Levine wants to ban smoking on all California state beaches and state parks.
One of two people who became ill after drinking herbal teas bought at a store in San Francisco's Chinatown neighborhood has died
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Two people became critically ill after drinking herbal tea that was purchased at a San Francisco Chinatown store.
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