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Newsom Signs Controversial Bill That Will Change California's Approach To Mental Health Care

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Daytime in San Francisco's Civic Center Plaza, with the monolithic Bill Graham Auditorium (a block-long, maybe two-story building with a cement brick face) as the backdrop. A man strides between the trunks of two trees, his long shadow falling behind him on one of them, toward two figures lying on the sidewalk, at the edge of a green lawn.
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Newsom Signs CARE Court Into Law

CARE Courts, a county-based initiative, will combine teams of outreach workers and therapists with civil courts. Seven California counties have already volunteered to implement the CARE Court system first.
Reporter: Saul Gonzalez, KQED

Families Can Still File For Child Tax Credit

Thousands of low-income families could miss out on a child tax credit that became available during the pandemic. Californians have until November 17th to file for these tax credits.
Reporter: Wendy Fry, CalMatters

The Only Strip Club Union In America

In August, dancers at a strip club in Los Angeles filed a petition to unionize, vying to become the only unionized strip club in the country. On Monday afternoon, the dancers had their union election. 
Reporter: Robin Estrin, KCRW

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