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The California Report

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Educators Say Goodbye to STAR Tests
Statewide results for California's yearly Standardized Testing and Reporting (STAR) tests show a slight drop in students' math and English scores for the first time in nearly a decade. Only about half of kids test at grade level in those subjects. But the STAR tests are being retired -- and many teachers are saying "good riddance."

Immigrant Spared From Deportation Over Pot Bust 20 Years Ago
California immigrants who've had minor brushes with the law will benefit from a state Supreme Court ruling Thursday. The decision could make it easier for some to avoid deportation.

Concern for Prisoners' Health Grows as Hunger Strike Continues
A mass hunger strike by state prison inmates protesting conditions inside California's security housing units is now in its second month. With no sign of a resolution, there is growing concern about the health of hundreds of prisoners involved in the protest.

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