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California Considers New School Science Standards
Science has become more like science fiction in the past decade, with amazing innovations from stem cell research to driverless cars. Now science instruction in California could experience a transformation as well.

Report Cites Widespread Abuse of Disabled Californians
A state audit has confirmed widespread problems at the agency that polices resident safety at five live-in centers for people with severe developmental disabilities. The audit documented years of neglect or abuse of disabled residents.

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