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This week, Gov. Gavin Newsom chose Modesto to unveil his “Master Plan for Career Education,” aimed at reducing California’s highest-in-the-nation levels of poverty and income disparity.

Newsom was at the Modesto Junior College West Campus for an hourlong conversation with local government and education officials about skills-based hiring and education.