Bipartisanship Is Rare in the California Legislature. Here Are the Bills Breaking the Divide.
Former lawmakers stress the importance of cross-party relationships in advancing difficult legislation.
California tries Trump-proofing by another name
State lawmakers want to bolster environmental rules against federal rollbacks — but they’re shying away from articulating the reason.
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California dad sees ambulance bill more than double with insurance
A California father is raising the alarm after his ambulance bill more than doubled after providing his insurance information ...
California bill seeks to keep thoughts private by regulating brain-computer interface data
BCI technology is no longer just a science fiction plot, and legislators will have to decide how to ensure people’s private ...
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California legislation about Bigfoot started as an inside joke. Now it has a life of its own.
The lawmaker could not have foreseen the ensuing weeks of headlines as his placeholder bill began to attract media attention.
California Assembly bill to dramatically raise pay for incarcerated fire crews moves forward
The bill, as it currently stands, would require incarcerated individual hand crew members from county jails to be paid an ...
What can I do if I’m falling behind on my power bill?
Customers can qualify if they are already on one of a number of public assistance programs — such as Medicaid, CalFresh/SNAP ...
A California boomer who moved to a 'Hallmark' town in Arizona is saving over $1,700 a month on bills
Brenda Duncan Cusick moved to Arizona from wildfire-prone California, citing lower wildfire risks and retirement costs.
‘Asinine’, ‘Criminal first’: Valley Republican leaders applaud withdrawal of state bill restricting self defense
California State Assembly Bill 1333, which would have changed self-defense protection laws involving home intruders, has been pulled from consideration for now.