College scandal: Seven months in prison for Atherton mom who ‘gloated’
Elizabeth Henriquez had asked to serve her sentence at home out of fear of contracting the coronavirus in prison, but was ordered to report to the bureau of prisons June...
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College scandal: Seven months in prison for Atherton mom who ‘gloated’
Elizabeth Henriquez had asked to serve her sentence at home out of fear of contracting the coronavirus in prison, but was ordered to report to the bureau of prisons June...
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California attorney general subpoenas Roman Catholic dioceses
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Why PG&E gave some customers up to $250 credit after shutoffs and not others
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