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Recent News About State of California
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Two lawsuits are challenging the passage of SB167, a new law that Dems say is a "clarification" of existing law, but that taxpayers say would give the state sweeping powers to force taxpayers to pay billions of dollars in taxes for income they earned decades in the past
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Dissenting justices warned California should now expect other states to respond in kind, following California's "blueprint" to use state laws and market power to bypass Congress and bend the rest of the country to the will of voters in just one or a handful of states
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A lawsuit was filed May 1 against the state, asserting the state has no right under the Constitution to force Californians who pass background checks to wait 10 days to obtain firearms they need for "immediate self-defense"
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Insurance lawyer: "It doesn't bode well for insurance as a whole for the state"
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As California’s homeless population continues to grow, a new report on Project Homekey and the billions spent so far analyzes how the Newsom administration’s program is helping people at-risk and the cost to state taxpayers.
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Revised standards of care proposed by the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) could potentially lower the age requirement to 14 or younger for gender dysphoric students
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Despite a shortage of affordable housing options, Gov. Gavin Newsom is taking action to accommodate Afghan refugees
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A new poll is finding that the number of voters who want to cast Gov. Gavin Newsom out of office is catching up with the 50% who want to keep him
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A coalition of parents whose children attend public schools in California has sued the state alleging that its new COVID guidance violates the California Constitution and the Education Code
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After defiantly continuing litigation despite losing in court against Harvest Rock Church, the state of California agreed to a $1.35 million settlement last week
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When James P. Bradley campaigned for office last year, he ran on a dollar-for-dollar shoestring but now that he is gunning for the 2022 Senate seat that U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris vacated, he’s more prepared financially.
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A series of events, including the alleged decline of the public school system, lead school administrator Paul Preston to launch a movement in 2005 which seeks to form a new statehood within California.
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The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) granted Harvest Rock Church and Harvest International Ministry’s petition for writ of certiorari last week, vacating lower court orders that were preventing worshipers from attending the church as well as chanting and singing during services due to COVID-19 restrictions
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The family-owned Taco Shop Mexican Grill in San Bernadino has been serving diners since 2008, and for the first time, the eatery has been barely keeping afloat
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Extra COVID-19 compliance burdens real estate transactions
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Post COVID-19 will bring a proliferation of litigation in these three areas of practice
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District judge rejects journalist and photographer plea against Assembly Bill 5
