Feds threaten loss of funds to state over ads and rules
California officials clash over federal requirements to advertise social services 90 days before the service year. Health Secretary Mario Obledo refuses to readvertise minor errors, arguing the rules absurd. Svahn warns funding could be cut, potentially costing millions.
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Younger says Ford unbeatable in California primary
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Assembly panel rejects indeterminate sentence reform bill
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