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Newsom Signs Nearly 800 Laws: Housing, Insulin, Kids Riding Shotgun

Gavin Newsom · Sacramento

Newsom Signs Nearly 800 Laws: Housing, Insulin, Kids Riding Shotgun

60% Center coverage: 10 sources

The governor greenlit two hotly contested pieces of legislation that drew strong pushback from bill opponents.See the Story

California Law Seeks to Counter Antisemitism in Schools; Critics Say It Has Free Speech Implications

Antisemitism · Gaza

California Law Seeks to Counter Antisemitism in Schools; Critics Say It Has Free Speech Implications

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

Tears welling in her eyes, Assemblymember Rebecca Bauer-Kahan paused mid-sentence to calm herself on the Assembly floor.See the Story

New California Laws Increase Pay for Incarcerated Firefighters

Gavin Newsom · California

New California Laws Increase Pay for Incarcerated Firefighters

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

Hundreds of them will see an increase in pay, a new death benefit and a faster path to expungement of their criminal records. This content California’s incarcerated firefighters to see ‘historic’ pay increase in laws Newsom signed appeared first on inewsource.See the Story

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Trump administration restores research grants to UCLA following federal judge’s order

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Trump administration restores research grants to UCLA following federal judge’s order

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