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Former mayor of New York City and Everytown founder Michael Bloomberg has entered the presidential race just 10 weeks before primary voting begins. (Stephen Maturen/Getty Images)

Democratic Hopefuls Wait For Iowa Results As Mike Bloomberg Tours California

As Democratic candidates gathered in Iowa for the caucuses, one democratic presidential candidate was in California yesterday. Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg made a quick tour through the state, including a stop in Fresno.
Reporter: Alex Hall, KQED

California Counties Adopt New Voting Rules Ahead Of Primary

Leading up to next month's presidential primary, 15 million ballots have been mailed to California voters. But not all of the counties are handling the election the same way. Fifteen counties are now following the Voter's Choice Act.
Reporter: Bob Moffitt, Capital Public Radio

Advocate For Sick Immigrants Will Attend State Of The Union

Twenty-four year old Maria Isabel Bueso who fought for humanitarian protections for sick immigrants will attend President Trumps State of the Union speech this evening as an honored guest.
Reporter:  Farida Jhabvala Romero, KQED

UC Faculty Task Force Wants to Keep SAT and ACT Admission Requirements

University of California faculty leaders are recommending their schools stick with the SAT and ACT admissions requirement. They have been studying the use of standardized tests for the past year.
Reporter: Vanessa Rancaño, KQED

One of State's Top Oil and Gas Regulators Resigns

Jason Marshall plans to step down later this month as supervisor of the embattled division that oversees the state's oil fields.
Reporter: Ted Goldberg, KQED

New Guidelines For Intimacy Coordinators Ensure Comfort On Set

The Screen Actors Guild has announced new protocols for intimacy coordinators on sets, to keep performers safe while also meeting the creative needs of productions.  Intimacy coordinators are there to ensure everyone working on set is comfortable with what’s going on in front of the cameras -- everything from preparing actors for sex scenes to prosthetics or nudity garments.
Reporter: Mary Franklin Harvin, KQED

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