Capitol Briefs: Recess reset
The Legislature has adjourned for summer recess. Lawmakers will return in August to tackle hundreds of bills in their annual sprint to the finish of the session. Here are a few we find interesting.
Continue ReadingThe Legislature has adjourned for summer recess. Lawmakers will return in August to tackle hundreds of bills in their annual sprint to the finish of the session. Here are a few we find interesting.
Continue ReadingInitiative measures proposed by voters and approved at a statewide election can make changes to the state Constitution or statutes. Statutory initiatives can be amended by another statutory initiative approved by the voters at a statewide election.
A San Francisco Superior Court judge on Tuesday struck down Attorney General Rob Bonta’s controversial cardroom regulations, which would have limited the salons from offering their most popular games.
Lobbyist, author and McGeorge law professor Chris Micheli offers a quick look at what’s coming up this week under the Capitol Dome.
In our lastest Capitol Spotlight our senior correspondent Leah O’Tarrow showcases Assemblymember Anamarie Ávila Farías.
OPINION — Proposition 4’s $10 billion restoration bond contains no statutory requirement linking funded treatments to compound-specific baseline monitoring. The Legislature could fix that through budget trailer bill language. It hasn’t.
OPINION — There’s a lot of negativity surrounding the housing debate in California but not a lot of constructive criticism. It’s worth asking: what can the California legislature do to bring down the cost of a home?
OPINION — Aviation is one of the most difficult sectors to decarbonize. The world will need cleaner fuels, more efficient aircraft, operational improvements and eventually new technologies to reduce aviation’s climate impact.
OPINION — As California races to lead the next generation of artificial intelligence, the conversation often centers on chips, data centers and investment dollars.