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Critical pipeline for prospective lawmakers finally goes coed
After a years-long wait, young women have finally been granted equal access to a program that has proven to be a pipeline for state lawmakers.
After a years-long wait, young women have finally been granted equal access to a program that has proven to be a pipeline for state lawmakers.
Approximately 85% of single-use plastics in California never get recycled. By standardizing and clarifying the labeling of recyclable waste, California’s new law aims to align manufacturing standards with state regulations in order to increase the amount of plastic material that actually gets recycled.
Skipping out on paying a highway or bridge toll has long been a surefire way to get hit with a big fine. But if a raft of pending lawsuits seeking to overturn how toll operators share information about scofflaws is successful, California toll operators say taxpayers may end up taking the biggest hit.