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Gov. Says State Should Regain Control of Prisons

Governor Jerry Brown is stepping up his campaign to end federal oversight of the state's prison system and quash a court order for further cuts in the inmate population. But those who brought the original lawsuit fear the state won't maintain its commitment to prison improvements without the court at its back. Reporter: Michael Montgomery

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Calif. Insurance Chief Criticizes Anthem's Rate Hikes

State Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones says the latest rate hike by Anthem Blue Cross on small business plans is "unreasonable" -- but he's powerless to stop it. Reporter: Mina Kim

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The End of 'd) all of the above'?

California is getting rid of the multiple-choice "bubble-in" tests that have been used for more than a decade to gauge student achievement. Instead, the state plans to phase-in computer-based exams with open-ended questions. Reporter: Kyla Calvert

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Yosemite Plan Would Cap Visitors, Provide More Services

A new plan would keep the number of visitors permitted at Yosemite National Park at current levels while adding parking and shuttle buses. Park officials are hoping to put an end to long wait times and traffic jams. Reporter: Sasha Khokha