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Coastal Health District schedules testing event for June 27

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April Royal and the board of the Phil Royal Legacy Foundation had much to celebrate this past weekend.

One program is changing the lives of people with prediabetes thanks to help from the Mattoon Area Family YMCA.

For the first time since she assumed office in 2016, District Attorney Darcel Clark faces a challenger in a Democratic primary. That is in the person of criminal defense and civil rights attorney Tess Cohen. In an interview with The Riverdale Press, Clark says she applauds Cohen for wanting to run, but says she does not have the level of experience that she herself has acquired over 37 years as an assistant DA, judge, and DA.

Topics at Tuesday's meeting include a new police program related to autism, reviewing a Homeless Outreach Coordinator position, and learning about a statewide

Senator Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita and Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo, D-Chatsworth, released their thoughts Thursday on the 2023-24 budget.

MARTINSBURG — On Wednesday, the Loving Our Community event, dedicated to drawing attention to important community resources, filled up Martinsburg’s town square.

Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo has released a statement on the passing of the state of California 2023-24 budget that includes funding for two of the bills she had passed during her first year in the Assembly.

The Coastal Health District HIV Prevention Program, in partnership with Walgreens, will hold free HIV testing events on Tuesday, June 27, to commemorate National HIV Testing Day (NHTD).