When science denial drives federal policy, the consequences are not theoretical — they are catastrophic for public health, the economy,…
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Supreme Court Unanimously Upholds California’s New Congressional Map
The Supreme Court unanimously allowed California to use new, voter-approved congressional districts that favor Democrats, denying an emergency appeal from…
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California Governor’s Race Shows Fundraising Doesn’t Equal Votes
Despite raising more money than nearly all other candidates, Republican Steve Hilton trails in the polls in California’s wide-open governor’s…
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Newsom Launches “Jobs First” in Orange County, Highlighting $300B Innovation Economy and Manufacturing Growth
Governor Newsom launched the Jobs First plan in Orange County, spotlighting the region’s $300 billion innovation economy and investments driving…
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“We’re Basically Pushers”: California Courts Hear Claims Social Media Hooked Kids
Historic lawsuits test whether tech companies can be held liable as parents cite internal research and platform design aimed at…
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Canceled, Then Heard: Gavin Newsom Takes Davos Stage After U.S. Blocks Him
Imagine being Governor of California, canceled in Davos while already there. Newsom blasted organizers and European leaders for bowing to…
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Los Angeles Prepares for 2026 Homeless Count Amid Modest Decline in Unhoused Population
Los Angeles launches the 2026 Homeless Count, seeking volunteers to document local homelessness. Recent data shows a slight decline, while…
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Death, Taxes, and a Defining Fight: California’s Billionaire Tax Showdown
California’s billionaire tax could raise tens of billions for healthcare, housing, and infrastructure — but Governor Newsom warns it risks…
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When Enforcement Becomes Everyday Life: California’s Bold Bid to Fight Back
As California challenges federal immigration enforcement, new laws collide with real-world consequences—families disrupted, communities shaken, and a state drawing hard…
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Bring Your Own Bag—But Not Your Fridge: California’s Biggest New Laws for 2026
California's new laws for 2026 affect renters, workers, and families, from minimum wage increases and plastic bag bans to phone-free…
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Verizon favored profit over the safety of citizens said 22 governmental agencies in a lawsuit filed Monday. The lawsuit seeks…
Read MoreA Look at Different Areas of Life Affected by the New Tax Law
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act signed into law in December 2017 will impact almost everyone. Aside from the tax…
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