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The Supreme Court declined to hear Costa Mesa's petition, sending discrimination lawsuit back to federal court for trial.
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The Supreme Court declined to hear Costa Mesa's petition, sending discrimination lawsuit back to federal court for trial.
Columnist Teri Sforza writes that the Supreme Court declined to hear Costa Mesa's petition, sending discrimination lawsuit back to federal court for trial.
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Good morning and welcome to the TimesOC newsletter. It’s Friday, March 5. I’m Ben Brazil on rotation with my colleagues, editors John Canalis and Carol Cormaci, to bring you the latest roundup of Orange County news and events. As we near the one-year anniversary of California’s first stay-at-home order, it’s become clear that not all heroes wear capes. Some have nametags. Grocery store employees who come to work every day and interact with hundreds of people despite the health risks have been singled out by several cities in California to receive hazard, or “hero,” pay. This week...