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President Biden To Visit Southern California This Week
The president is expected to speak on infrastructure investments and affordability.
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Newsom Vetoes Unemployment Insurance For Undocumented Immigrants
Newsom cited the price of the program as the reason for his veto.
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Los Angeles City Council President Resigns After Audio Leak Of Racist Remarks
“I take responsibility for what I said and there are no excuses for those comments. I'm so sorry,” Martinez said in a statement Monday.
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New Lawsuit Challenges California Law Punishing Doctors That Spread COVID-19 Misinformation
The bill defines misinformation as “false information that is contradicted by contemporary scientific consensus.”
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Newsom To Face Opponent In Gubernatorial Debate At The End Of The Month
The debate, hosted by KQED on Sunday, October 23, will be the first one for Newsom and Dahle, a Republican state senator from Bieber.
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Newsom Calls Special Session In December To Weigh Windfall Tax On Oil Companies
According to Newsom, it's a move that he says will address “greed,” but admitting it could face legal scrutiny.
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West Coast Governors, British Columbia Premier Ink Climate Agreement
West Coast leaders struck a new climate deal Thursday, pledging to accelerate the transition to a clean energy economy.
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California Recall Changes Signed Into Law
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) signed two recall bills into law.
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California Doctors Could Lose Licenses For Spreading False COVID-19 Info
Assembly Bill 2098 labels the spread of COVID-19 misinformation as "unprofessional conduct" where disciplinary action is warranted.
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These 10 California Donors Gave Over $56.3 Million
In California politics, state-level candidates and political action committees have received $1.5 billion in total donations between Jan. 1,
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California Ballot Measure Committees Report $618.3 Million In Contributions
Campaigns surrounding Propositions 26 and 27 reported the highest amount of contributions in recent California history with $427 million.
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Newsom's Office Says His Vetoes Saved 'Billions In Taxpayer Dollars'
California got a flurry of new laws last week after Gov. Gavin Newsom inked his signature on hundreds of measures by Friday’s deadline.
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Michigan Election Software CEO Charged With Theft Of Poll-Worker Data, Storing It In China
Eugene Yu arrested and facing California charges related to collecting election workers’ personal data; storing it on servers in China.
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California Alleges Another City Is Skirting Housing Laws
The lawsuit claims that the city ran afoul of a California law prohibiting discrimination in land use, among other laws.
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California Gas Prices Near Record-Highs, But Experts Anticipate Drop Soon
"California's average price for a gallon of gas reached $6.425 on Wednesday, nearing the June record-high of $6.438," according to AAA.
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Analysts: Slew Of Negative Ads On Sports Betting Initiatives Could Tank Them Both
"California voters appear poised to reject two sports betting ballot measures in November," according to polling data from UC Berkeley.
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Nearly 800,000 Parents' California Tax Rebate Fair Game For Garnishing
The Middle-Class Tax Refund will provide taxpayers with a payment of up to $1,050 depending on income and dependents.
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EDD Touts Progress Since Pandemic, But Customer Response Issues Remain
State auditors say the EDD department has made progress, but “time will tell” if it’s prepared for the next downturn.
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Newsom Vetoes Solitary Confinement Restriction In California Jails, Prisons
The governor wrote that he supported limits on solitary confinement but feared the bill would impact the safety of prison staff and inmates.
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Newsom Vetoes Tax Credit For Low-Income Residents Living Car-Free
The bill which would have enacted a tax credit for low-income families who do not own vehicles was vetoed due to fiscal concerns.