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Adelanto to end immigrant detention contract with ICE, GEO Group

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Officials in Adelanto, home to California’s largest immigrant detention center, have decided to end the city’s contract with the facility, making it the second Southern California community this week to pull out of the immigrant detention business. Adelanto plans to terminate its agreement with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (ICE) and The GEO…

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U.S. sues California over river flow standards

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The federal government Thursday added to the pile of lawsuits challenging new state requirements to boost river flows in order to help struggling fish populations. The U.S. Department of the Interior, which manages California’s largest irrigation supply project, argues that the flow standards will…

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Robots inspect nuclear waste canisters for damage at San Onofre

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The robot that inspected spent fuel canisters at San Onofre (Courtesy Southern California Edison) The robot is lowered into a vault in the Holtec Hi-Storm UMAX dry storage system at San Onofre. (Courtesy Southern California Edison) Sound The gallery will resume inseconds A clunky robotic device resembling a tiny car — equipped with a 3-D…

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Pacific Symphony performs works of Schubert, Chopin Sunday at Soka University

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Sundays @ Soka with the Pacific Symphony continues as Maestro Carl St.Clair leads Pacific Symphony through an afternoon of music with Schubert’s Symphony No. 8 “Unfinished” and Chopin’s Piano Concerto No. 1 in E Minor. Returning to the Soka stage on Sunday, March 31, is 24-year-old pianist Conrad Tao. These 70-minute, informal concerts are perfect…