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Friday, November 13, 2026
15 of 16 sources · 10 stories
CalMatters 15m ago
¿Cuál es el futuro de la pena de muerte en California tras los indultos de Newsom?
Las conmutaciones de penas de muerte llevadas a cabo por el gobernador Gavin Newsom evidencian el profundo cambio que ha experimentado California en materia de justicia penal a lo largo de tres décadas. Sin embargo, la pena de muerte sigue formando parte de un statu quo contradictorio.
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CalMatters 41m ago
Votantes de California reforman las elecciones revocatorias y aprueban la Proposición 5, respaldada por los demócratas
Tras una reñida contienda, los californianos respaldaron a los líderes demócratas y aprobaron su propuesta de modificación del proceso de revocación de mandato. Este proceso se llevará a cabo en dos fases: primero, se decidirá si el funcionario debe ser destituido; y segundo, quién lo reemplazará.
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CalMatters 4h ago
Newsom’s power move bruised Dems. Now, they look forward to the Becerra era
It’s Xavier Becerra’s honeymoon period, and he’s pledging to treat Democratic leaders in the Capitol better than the last guy. We’ll see how the promise holds come budget season. We have a new election result with Prop. 5 passing. That’s the Democratic-backed ballot measure that aims to shake up recall elections, presumably in a way […]
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CalMatters 5h ago
California needs to better resist job-killing megamergers in entertainment
Mergers like the recent ones between Paramount and Warner Bros and between Fox Corp. and Roku are endanger jobs and hurt consumers.
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CalMatters 5h ago
By emptying death row, Newsom broke a promise and disregarded the will of voters
Despite promising to respect voters' support for capital punishment, Gavin Newsom moved to empty death row in the waning days of his governorship.
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CalMatters 5h ago
What’s the future of the death penalty in California after Newsom’s clemency?
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s commutations of death sentences marked how far California has changed on criminal justice over three decades. Yet the death penalty remains part of a contradictory status quo.
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CalMatters 5h ago
What happens when real estate agents have split allegiances?
A Sonoma County lawsuit alleges that one of northern California’s largest real estate brokerages shunted buyers into “dual agency” contracts.
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CalMatters 20h ago
Estos profesores a tiempo parcial ganan mucho dinero impartiendo decenas de clases en línea. ¿Están aprendiendo sus alumnos?
No existen normas que regulen cuántas clases pueden impartir los profesores de colegios comunitarios. Algunos están sacando provecho de ello.
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CalMatters 22h ago
California voters overhaul recall elections, pass Democratic-backed Prop. 5
After a tight race, Californians sided with Democratic leaders, approving their proposed change to the recall process. The recall will take place in two parts: first, whether an official should be recalled, then, who should replace them.
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CalMatters 22h ago
Este condado de California alberga a la mitad de los delincuentes sexuales violentos del estado. ¿Existe una mejor manera de alojarlos?
Mientras un juez de San Diego sopesa la posibilidad de reubicar a dos depredadores sexuales violentos en un barrio rural, un supervisor del condado propone un nuevo plan para alojar mejor a estos delincuentes.
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