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California Politics

Safety concerns from teachers over incentivizing rush to reopen schools

Safety concerns from teachers over incentivizing rush to reopen schools

California's school reopening plan was approved by the state legislature Thursday, allocating $6.6 billion to help kids get back in class.

1 day ago
State revenues soar, rich get richer during pandemic

State revenues soar, rich get richer during pandemic

California's bank account is overflowing. As of January, the state's tax collections were $10.5 billion ahead of projections.

5 days ago
Bay Area Rep. Speier calls for classified briefing on Biden’s airstrikes

Bay Area Rep. Speier calls for classified briefing on Biden’s airstrikes

President Joe Biden’s orders for airstrikes against an Iran-backed militia in Syria this week have garnered criticism from fellow Democrats including Bay Area Rep. Jackie Speier, D-Ca. 

February 26
Newsom's vaccine plan aims to reopen K-12 classrooms

Newsom's vaccine plan aims to reopen K-12 classrooms

California released a new plan Thursday outlining how the state will allocate vaccines to education workers as Gov. Gavin Newsom continues to push to reopen more schools to in-person instruction.

February 25
California bill would block inmate transfers to ICE custody

California bill would block inmate transfers to ICE custody

Sen. Scott Wiener has authored a bill that would block California inmate transfers to ICE custody.

February 24
California OKs $600 stimulus payments for 5.7 million people

California OKs $600 stimulus payments for 5.7 million people

The payments are part of a state-sized coronavirus relief package aimed at helping those with low-to-moderate incomes weather the pandemic.

February 23
Albany City Council enacts cap on food delivery service fees

Albany City Council enacts cap on food delivery service fees

A temporary limit on food delivery service fees by third-party services was approved Tuesday by the Albany City Council. 

February 21
Sen. Wiener introduces bill that would decriminalize psychedelics

Sen. Wiener introduces bill that would decriminalize psychedelics

State Sen. Scott Wiener, D-San Francisco, on Thursday unveiled a bill to decriminalize the use and possession of some psychedelic drugs.

February 18
California virus aid plan would pay $600 to millions of low-income residents

California virus aid plan would pay $600 to millions of low-income residents

Millions of low-income Californians will receive $600 checks if the California Legislature approves plans to spend $9.6 billion in new pandemic relief.

February 18
Senator proposes ban on fracking in California by 2027

Senator proposes ban on fracking in California by 2027

Heeding the call of California Gov. Gavin Newsom, Sen. Scott Wiener introduced legislation Wednesday that would ban all fracking in the nation's most populated state by 2027.

February 17
New bill aims to support victims of online sexual exploitation

New bill aims to support victims of online sexual exploitation

The 'ending sexual exploitation act" would require offenders to pay $100,000 for every two hours that illegal sexual content is exposed online after they were notified to take it down.

February 16
Sen. Alex Padilla named chair of immigration subcommittee

Sen. Alex Padilla named chair of immigration subcommittee

Sen. Alex Padilla made the announcement Sunday, noting that his priority is to restore humanity, dignity and respect to the immigration process.

February 15
New legislation would mandate shift to offshore wind production

New legislation would mandate shift to offshore wind production

California Assemblymember David Chiu introduced a bill to the legislature on Thursday intending to shift the state's energy sources to rely more on offshore wind power. 

February 14
California GOP pumps $125K into recall against Gov. Newsom

California GOP pumps $125K into recall against Gov. Newsom

The California Republican Party announced Saturday it is giving $125,000 to the campaign aimed at recalling Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom.

February 13
Proposed legislation would allow to-go alcohol sales permanently in California

Proposed legislation would allow to-go alcohol sales permanently in California

A new state bill would permanently allow restaurants to sell alcohol as part of take-out orders in an attempt to alleviate the financial havoc the pandemic unleashed on the food service industry. 

February 13
California regulators approve plans for utility companies to buy energy, prevent blackouts

California regulators approve plans for utility companies to buy energy, prevent blackouts

Utilities will be allowed to buy extra energy and pass on the costs to customers in order to avoid a repeat of rolling blackouts that kicked in last summer when demand outpaced supply.

February 11
Shirley Chisholm, pioneering politician, paved way for Black women

Shirley Chisholm, pioneering politician, paved way for Black women

East Bay Congresswoman Barbara Lee talks about how pioneering politician Shirley Chisholm paved the way for herself and Vice President Kamala Harris. Chisholm became the first Black woman elected to Congress in 1968. Later, she would run for president.

February 9
Nation's stormy politics could unsettle California recall

Nation's stormy politics could unsettle California recall

California may become the next testing ground for the nation’s roiled, unpredictable politics as an effort to give voters a chance to fire Gov. Gavin Newsom moves closer to reality.

February 7
Newsom to revise California's indoor church guidelines after ruling

Newsom to revise California's indoor church guidelines after ruling

California Gov. Gavin Newsom's office said Saturday it will issue revised guidelines for indoor church services after the Supreme Court lifted the state's ban on indoor worship during the coronavirus pandemic.

February 6
California pushes back high-speed rail construction deadline again

California pushes back high-speed rail construction deadline again

California is again pushing back the deadline and raising the cost for its high-speed rail project.

February 6
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Chauvin trial judge must reconsider 3rd-degree murder charge, Court of Appeals rules

Chauvin trial judge must reconsider 3rd-degree murder charge, Court of Appeals rules

Bay Area ballparks, theme parks, and other outdoor venues to partially reopen April 1

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U.S. EPA drops challenge of Redwood City salt ponds protection under Clean Water Act

US implicates Saudi crown prince in journalist Jamal Khashoggi’s killing

US implicates Saudi crown prince in journalist Jamal Khashoggi’s killing

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