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Thomas Fuller

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World
6 Aug 2024
COSTA MESA, Calif. — In the forests of Northern California, raids by law enforcement officials continue to uncover illicit marijuana farms. In Southern California, hundreds of illegal delivery services and pot dispensaries, some of them registered as churches, serve a steady stream of customers. And in Mendocino County, north of San Francisco, the sheriff’s office recently raided an illegal cannabis production facility that was processing 500 pounds of marijuana a day.
World
6 Aug 2024
COSTA MESA, Calif. — In the forests of Northern California, raids by law enforcement officials continue to uncover illicit marijuana farms. In Southern California, hundreds of illegal delivery services and pot dispensaries, some of them registered as churches, serve a steady stream of customers. And in Mendocino County, north of San Francisco, the sheriff’s office recently raided an illegal cannabis production facility that was processing 500 pounds of marijuana a day.
World
25 Jun 2024
SAN FRANCISCO — About 800,000 electricity customers in Northern California were without power Thursday after the state’s largest utility carried out the second phase of its intentional power cut.
PG&E Power Outage Expands in California
World
25 Jun 2024
SAN FRANCISCO — A deliberate power outage that spanned large parts of Northern California on Wednesday sent hundreds of thousands of people scrambling for gasoline and other essentials as strong, gusty winds and months of dry weather put the state on alert for wildfires.
PG&E Cuts Power to 500,000 in California: Live Update
World
25 Jun 2024
MORAGA, Calif. — The decision to turn electricity off for large areas of Northern California has inconvenienced and frustrated hundreds of thousands of residents, but it also has become increasingly dangerous for the state’s most vulnerable.
Power Cuts in California Put Vulnerable in Danger
World
25 Jun 2024
MORAGA, Calif. — When Ben Faus went to bed at his home in the foothills above the Monterey Bay, he knew there was a chance his power would go out but he didn’t know exactly when. About 3 a.m. on Thursday he was jolted awake because his sleep apnea breathing machine stopped working.
Power Cuts in California Put Vulnerable in Danger
World
14 May 2019
When two San Francisco police officers knocked on Bryan Carmody’s door in April, they politely requested that Carmody, a freelance videographer, reveal who had leaked a police report to him about the mysterious death of the city’s public defender.
Guns-drawn raid chills advocates of free press