California Legislator Want to Mandate Students Apply for Federal Loans and Grants
A California assemblymember wants to mandate that students apply for a federal student loan program as a requirement for high…
Crimes against the Legislative Power
California law contains statutes related to crimes against the “Legislative Power.” These provisions are found in Article III, Sections 9050…
AB 29: How A Bill That Removes A Small Slice Of Freeway Could Set A Major Precedent For Californian Cities
Since the 1960’s a major thoroughfare of the Los Angeles highway system hasn’t been completed: Interstate 710. This construction snag…
Federal Judge Issues SB 27 Ruling to Block CA Law Requiring Candidates’ Tax Returns
'Now that the written ruling is out, I urge Governor Newsom to accept this decision and not pursue an appeal…
Child Care Workers Can Now Unionize With Passage Of AB 378
Assembly Bill 378 was signed by Governor Gavin Newsom in Sacramento Monday, giving child care workers in California the right…
New Lawsuit Alleges State of California Violated National Voter Registration Act
California is violating federal law by failing to verify citizenship before placing voters on the voter rolls, according to attorneys…
San Francisco’s Proposition C Loses Juul As Its Largest Supporter
Juul Labs, the largest e-cigarette and vaping company in the country that controls over 70% of the U.S. market, has…
How AB 5 Is Already Affecting The Gig Economy
Earlier this month, the Globe took a look at AB 5 and how it could ruin the gig economy. Lawmakers…
California Power Outages: Extreme Weather, Extreme Energy Shortages, or Extreme Litigation?
San Francisco based Pacific Gas & Electric recently warned customers on that it could turn off power in six Northern…
Xavier Becerra Goes Car Shopping
Last month, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra sued an automobile dealership, Paul Blanco’s Good Car Co., for false advertising and…