Minorities Become California Majority in 1990s Growth
California’s population surged by 4.1 million during the 1990s, with Hispanics rising to about 47 percent and Asians around 1 percent. Non-Hispanic whites declined slightly while the Black share stayed near 6 percent amid immigration and recession effects. The state gains a new congressional seat as its diverse growth reshapes its political and economic landscape.
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Papers reveal dogs violent acts prior to mauling
San Francisco authorities release unsealed documents showing two dogs accused in Diane Whipple's murder had attacked a blind woman and her guide dog before the fatal neck bites. Neighbors report near misses and quotes from Whipple and partner Susan Smith as indictments proceed.
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