Newsom Admin Allows Hospitals to Force COVID-Positive Healthcare Employees to Work if Asymptomatic
This story has been edited to include comment from CDPH and to clarify that the CDPH is not forcing healthcare…
California Political Reform Act General Provisions
The Political Reform Act (PRA) was enacted by the voters at the June 1974 primary election as Proposition 9. The…
The Voter Bill of Rights
In California statute, there is a “Voter Bill of Rights.” It is contained in the Elections Code, in Division 2…
Peaking Under the Dome: Is It Deal-Making or Vote Trading in California’s Capitol?
We often read about the “wheeling and dealing” among elected officials that occurs in state capitols across this country, even…
California Election Law – Constitutional Provisions
California’s elections are governed by Article II of the state Constitution, as well as the extensive Elections Code. Article II,…
Gavin Newsom’s Abortion Sanctuary Policy Could Provide a Safe Place for Sex Traffickers
With the California Governor paying all the costs of abortions, and the abortion clinics providing cover, what is to stop…
Two Years in, Gov. Newsom Announces Another $2.7 Billion COVID-19 Emergency Response Package
"Today, Governor Newsom’s Administration unveiled a proposed $2.7 billion COVID-19 Emergency Response Package – including a $1.4 billion emergency appropriation…
California State Senate Going Back to Remote Voting for Members
The California Globe heard from a member of the State Senate Friday evening that they won’t be shutting down for…
Impeachment of California State Officers
The California Constitution, like its federal counterpart, allows for the impeachment and conviction of certain state officials. The U.S. Constitution…
Senate, Assembly Republicans Ask Governor Newsom To Call Special Session on Homelessness
Senate and Assembly Republicans sent a joint letter to Governor Gavin Newsom on Friday, urging him to call for an…