Science
Federal Plan Mandates Colorado River Water Cuts Amid Drought
A new federal plan requires California, Nevada and Arizona to cut 1.25 million acre-feet of Colorado River water annually. The measure aims to stabilize supplies but leaves many users facing uncertainty over future availability.
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Politics
California Proposition 39 Would Require Government ID at Polls
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