Legislature & Policy

If signed by the governor, the legislation would shield doctors and patients from federal penalties, and allow them to mail the pills out of state.

The bill makes the wearing of a mask while performing official duties a criminal misdemeanor, and imposes a minimum liability of $10,000 for certain acts.

SB 509 would be a first-of-its-kind legislation in California addressing human rights issues related to foreign threats.

If the bill is passed, Californians would not be allowed to purchase nonstick cookware containing PFAS chemicals after 2028.

The petition required at least 92,998 valid signatures to qualify, but only 84,007 were deemed valid after verification.

Santa Monica faces financial side effects from sexual abuse payouts, pandemic effects, growing homelessness, and crime.

The bill, if passed, would align California with the other 49 states that currently allow the sale of the fuel blend.

The legislation would take immediate effect and requires all schools and colleges to notify parents, guardians, and staff about nearby operations.

The state energy panel backed off the 2023 law, which has issued no penalties so far, as concerns over state refining capacity mount.

Despite Trump’s order targeting states, some public colleges are still offering in-state tuition to illegal immigrants and not out-of-state U.S. citizens.

The state Senate passed a similar pro-Taiwan measure in 2024.

The state Assembly Republican leader filed legislation for at least 35 counties to form a new state. Congress would have to approve.

Republicans said the plan violates the state Constitution, which requires that maps be drawn by a politically neutral commission.

As refineries leave the Golden State, legislators consider a plan to bridge the gap between climate goals and reality.

The bill was placed on suspense file, temporarily halting its progress and raising questions about its fiscal impact.

The redrawn maps would remain in place through the 2026, 2028, and 2030 elections.

Leaders from Democrat-led states pushed back after the DOJ warned state and local officials of possible criminal liability over sanctuary policies.

Homeland Security agents were in downtown Los Angeles for ongoing deportation operations targeting criminal illegal immigrants, according to officials.

In addition to staffing and signage, SB 442 also seeks to expand the types of items prohibited from being sold in the self-checkout area.

The plan is drawing national attention, prompting responses from prominent California lawmakers in both parties.

If signed by the governor, the legislation would shield doctors and patients from federal penalties, and allow them to mail the pills out of state.

The bill makes the wearing of a mask while performing official duties a criminal misdemeanor, and imposes a minimum liability of $10,000 for certain acts.

SB 509 would be a first-of-its-kind legislation in California addressing human rights issues related to foreign threats.

If the bill is passed, Californians would not be allowed to purchase nonstick cookware containing PFAS chemicals after 2028.

The petition required at least 92,998 valid signatures to qualify, but only 84,007 were deemed valid after verification.

Santa Monica faces financial side effects from sexual abuse payouts, pandemic effects, growing homelessness, and crime.

The bill, if passed, would align California with the other 49 states that currently allow the sale of the fuel blend.

The legislation would take immediate effect and requires all schools and colleges to notify parents, guardians, and staff about nearby operations.

The state energy panel backed off the 2023 law, which has issued no penalties so far, as concerns over state refining capacity mount.

Despite Trump’s order targeting states, some public colleges are still offering in-state tuition to illegal immigrants and not out-of-state U.S. citizens.

The state Senate passed a similar pro-Taiwan measure in 2024.

The state Assembly Republican leader filed legislation for at least 35 counties to form a new state. Congress would have to approve.

Republicans said the plan violates the state Constitution, which requires that maps be drawn by a politically neutral commission.

As refineries leave the Golden State, legislators consider a plan to bridge the gap between climate goals and reality.

The bill was placed on suspense file, temporarily halting its progress and raising questions about its fiscal impact.

The redrawn maps would remain in place through the 2026, 2028, and 2030 elections.

Leaders from Democrat-led states pushed back after the DOJ warned state and local officials of possible criminal liability over sanctuary policies.

Homeland Security agents were in downtown Los Angeles for ongoing deportation operations targeting criminal illegal immigrants, according to officials.

In addition to staffing and signage, SB 442 also seeks to expand the types of items prohibited from being sold in the self-checkout area.

The plan is drawing national attention, prompting responses from prominent California lawmakers in both parties.