Imperial Valley Press - 2019-05-22

• Transit workers rally for pay
• Supervisor­s approve 3-year plan for budget deficit
• New federal charges filed in California synagogue shooting
• SEAL’s lawyer says Navy spied on defense without approval
• SPORTS eagles upend one-seed Patrick Henry to advance to semis
• Fiery and icy feelings from fans as ‘Game of Thrones’ ends
• Meth, fentanyl found in truck
• San Francisco police chief: Journalist ‘crossed the line’
• California sues over $1B in canceled high-speed rail money
• California governor forms group for homelessne­ss solutions
• ANITA BORCHARD MERTEN
• Biden: Congress should protect abortion rights, if necessary
• California’s top lawyer says IID does not hold water rights in trust
• Honor the fallen by hiring veterans
• To hug or not to hug
• At abortion clinics, new laws sow confusion, uncertaint­y
• Oregon hunts for bodies at ex-asylum seen in ‘Cuckoo’s Nest’
• Report: Mississipp­i lawmaker punched wife in face over sex
• Questions to ask before taking a gap year
• Separation anxiety What to do if your family is separated in a crowded place
• Carr back for 6th year as Raiders QB after offseason rumors
• Blues beat Sharks, march on to Stanley Cup Final
• Kershaw takes shutout in 7th, Dodgers beat Rays 7-3
• Ex-partner of deceased skater Coughlin says she was abused
• Phelps honored for honesty on mental health, helping others
• Wagner present, but will not be participat­ing in Seahawks OTAs
• NFL owners to consider proposal to change pass interferen­ce reviews
• UN envoy warns Libya is on verge of descending to civil war
• Mexico studies building new immigratio­n facilities
• People with genital herpes must take caution to avoid infecting
• Man who flirts online brushes aside his girlfriend’s concerns
• Bahrain defends decision to host White House Mideast meeting
• Jamie Oliver’s UK restaurant chain collapses into insolvency
• Mexicans buy fake cellphones to hand over in muggings

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