Gov. Newsom and legislative leaders announce an agreement to bridge the state budget deficit by dipping into reserves and reducing some spending. The deal also calls for a bill in August to set aside more money and a 2026 constitutional amendment to grow the state’s rainy day fund.
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CA Supreme Court Removes Anti-tax Measure From November Ballot
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Newsom, Rivas and Other Top Democrats Deciding CA Budget Behind Closed Doors
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Newsom Is Facing Another Recall Attempt
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California Lawmakers Claiming Fears of Political Violence Want to Hide Possible Conflicts of Interest
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CA Legislative Analyst Predicts Budget Deficit Will Double Next Year, to $68B
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Whom Will Gov. Newsom Appoint to Fill Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s Senate Seat?
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California Gunmakers Fear Impact of New Taxes on Sales
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Support from CA Lawmakers Resulted in Big Gains for Unions
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Unions won major victories in this year’s legislative session on pay for fast food and health care workers, benefits for strikers and bargaining rights. Business groups say labor has too much power at the Capitol. Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas says unions are counting on lawmakers to deliver results.
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Fast Food Workers’ Agreement for $20/Hr Pay in ’24 Goes to Legislature for Approval
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As Statewide Votes Loom, CA Pushes Back on School Board Anti-LGBTQ Policies
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California Voters Could Get Chance to Force More Sunlight on Public Records
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Medical Cannabis Led to Legalization in California, and Patients Feel Left Behind
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Robert Rivas Still Feeling His Way As Assembly Speaker
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Robert Rivas Sworn in as Speaker of The California Assembly
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After a prolonged transition, the Hollister Democrat was sworn in as Assembly speaker today, taking over from Anthony Rendon of Southern California. It’s been a meteoric ascent for the 43-year-old who grew up in farmworker housing, and worked as a high school counselor and community college teacher while serving as a San Benito County supervisor.
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