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Although there are ways to postpone or stop wage garnishment, most people end up having to eventually repay their debt in full unless they declare bankruptcy.

Although payday advances are available in California, the limit on payday loans is $255. Also, California does not allow payday lenders to extend or rollover loans.

The state of California has taken the move to ban trans fats in all restaurants by 2010. Researchers are hoping this is just the beginning of a new trend.

Although martial earnings and assets are divided 50/50 in a California divorce, there are disagreements and issues that may make the fair division of assets difficult.

As long as the parent follows California law, it is simple and easy to start homeschooling children in California.

Many communities are considering regulations to encourage recycling of plastic bags. California passed landmark legislation that serves as a good example for others.

A recent report has come out regarding the general safety of activities that concern children including playground equipment, cross walks and helmet and booster seat use.

Southwestern College, near San Diego, has cut classes in response to the state's fiscal crisis. Protesters also say the college has been heavy-handed in its response.

Many don't buy earthquake insurance policies due to high premiums and deductibles. That move is risky since a homeowner's insurance policy won't cover earthquake damage.

Elvis Presley is buried at Graceland, so why can't Michael Jackson be buried at Neverland?

Once upon a time there were sleek cars that emitted no carbon, were cheap to run, and needed little maintenance. Someone killed the car. Paines' movie investigates.