Malas noticias para la reparación de escuelas en California: casi la mitad de las medidas de bonos están en camino de fracasar
Los votantes rechazaron bonos por valor de miles de millones de dólares que las escuelas utilizan para financiar reparaciones y modernización de las instalaciones obsoletas de sus campus.
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Tras el derroche de dinero de Silicon Valley, demócratas más moderados se dirigen al Capitolio
Los nuevos super PACs respaldados por empresas tecnológicas gastaron decenas de millones de dólares impulsando a algunos demócratas frente a sus oponentes más progresistas. Casi todos sus candidatos favoritos ganaron sus respectivas contiendas, a pesar de la profunda desconfianza de los votantes hacia la IA y los multimillonarios.
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Nuevo gobernador de California inicia la “era Becerra” congraciándose con los demócratas del Capitolio
El gobernador electo Xavier Becerra ha evitado dar detalles sobre qué políticas priorizará su administración. Pero algunos legisladores esperan una relación más colaborativa.
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Demanda presentada por jueza despedida alega que California estaba aprobando ilegalmente aumentos en tarifas de seguros
La demanda también acusa a Ricardo Lara y a altos funcionarios del Departamento de Seguros de socavar la autoridad de los jueces administrativos.
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CA overhauled a key conservatorship law. Has anything changed?
Today we honor all of you who served in the armed forces and give our sincere thanks for answering your country’s call. 🇺🇸 We had a breaking story last night on a lawsuit against Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara that alleges his office illegally approved rate hikes. Check it out here. Today we’re publishing a special […]
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Election integrity is becoming a partisan prize. California voters did not take the bait
California voters saw Proposition 39 for what it was: not an attempt to solve any problem, but a ploy to use "election integrity" for partisan gain.
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This law was supposed to force more Californians into mental health treatment. What happened?
A new law was supposed to keep severely mentally ill Californians from falling through the cracks. So far, it’s resulted in few people getting long-term care.
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With California’s insurance crisis at an impasse, it might be time for a different approach
California Insurance Commissioner-elect Jane Kim's plan to set up a fire insurance system warrants an independent and authoritative examination.
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Bad news for California school repairs: nearly half of bond measures on track to fail
Voters rejected billions of dollars in bonds that schools use to pay for repairs and modernization to aging campus facilities.
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New governor begins the ‘Becerra era’ by making nice with Capitol Democrats
Gov.-elect Xavier Becerra has evaded giving specifics about what policies his administration will prioritize. But some lawmakers are hoping for a more collaborative relationship
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