Supreme Court Strikes Down California Law Banning Violent Video Games To Minors
Eriq Gardner In 7-2 decision, Supreme Court justices say law protecting minors from violent video games isn’t compelling enough to abridge free speech. read more
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Amy Lemisch – California Film Commission Selects Films To Receive Tax Credits
The California Film Commission has announced that 27 movies and TV series will share $100 million in tax credits. The Commission said that it had received 176 applications this year. Three TV series received the largest amounts — Bad Wolf Productions’ Torchwo…
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Festival Fever The Santa Cruz summer festival season heats up, with offerings from Cabrillo Stage, Shakespeare Santa Cruz, Carmel Bach Festival and the Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music.
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Why Work? How working less leads to living more: Leilani Clark makes the argument for the 21-hour work week.
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