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San Joaquin County reports first probable monkeypox case, health officials say - Vimarsana News

San Joaquin County reports first probable monkeypox case, health officials say

San Joaquin County has reported its first probable case of monkeypox in the county, health officials said Thursday.

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Amazon drone deliveries nearly ready for prime time with Oregon crashes in rear-view mirror - Vimarsana News

Amazon drone deliveries nearly ready for prime time with Oregon crashes in rear-view mirror

Amazon made news last month by announcing it will start package deliveries by aerial drone to real customers in a northern California town. In the run up to the U.S. debut, the company conducted extensive flight tests in Eastern Oregon, where it experienced a spate of crashes.

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10,000 pounds of fireworks seized in San Joaquin County operation - Vimarsana News

10,000 pounds of fireworks seized in San Joaquin County operation

San Joaquin County officials announced on Wednesday what they call the largest amount of illegal fireworks seized in one operation: nearly 10,000 pounds worth.

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2 San Joaquin County men killed in shooting in Merced County - Vimarsana News

2 San Joaquin County men killed in shooting in Merced County

Two men from San Joaquin County were killed in a shooting in Merced County this weekend.

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17% of CA teachers don't have proper credentials, report finds - Vimarsana News

17% of CA teachers don't have proper credentials, report finds

A first-ever released report on teacher assignments found 83% of California's educators have the proper credentials to teach their subjects, which means 17% do not, according to the California Department of Education.

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