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COVID Paid Sick Leave Program Bill Finalized

March 15, 2021   6:21 amMarch 15, 2021   6:29 am
Senate Bill 95 by Sen. Nancy Skinner (D-Berkeley) and Assembly Bill 84 by Assemblyman Phil Ting (D-San Francisco) and the Assembly Committee on the Budget were amended on March 12 to provide a new supplemental paid sick leave program in...
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Gavin Newsom

Gov. Newsom Issues Pardons and Medical Reprieves, Commutes murder sentence

March 13, 2021   7:51 am
On Friday, Governor Gavin Newsom issued 20 acts of clemency for prisoners, including the commutation of a life sentence by a woman who murdered her stepfather in 1989. In total, Governor Newsom pardoned 9 criminals, gave 10 COVID-19-related medical reprieves,...
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Next Vaccination Phase Will Not Require Proof of Condition To Receive Vaccine

March 12, 2021   3:26 pm
The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) announced Thursday that those in the next COVID-19 vaccination phase will not have to present proof of their disability or condition to receive the vaccine. The next vaccination phase, scheduled to open up...
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Los Angeles to Receive $1.35 Billion From Federal Stimulus Package

March 11, 2021   3:38 pmMarch 12, 2021   3:39 pm
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti and City Controller Ron Galperin announced Wednesday that the city will receive $1.35 billion in direct aid from the federal stimulus package passed by the U.S House this week. The package, which was subsequently signed by...
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Jailed Criminals With Murder Convictions Celebrate LA DA Gascon’s Early Release Directive

March 11, 2021   6:27 am
On Wednesday, policies put into effect late last year by Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascon, known by many as the Gascon directive, drew renewed criticism following approval by criminals charged with murder who hope to have reduced sentences...
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Several Los Angeles Supermarkets Close Due To City-Ordered ‘Hero Pay’ Pay Bumps

March 10, 2021   8:06 pmMarch 11, 2021   3:44 pm
Kroger announced Wednesday that three more grocery stores would be closing in the LA-area in the next few months due to the city’s recent “hero pay” ordinance. Under the Los Angeles “hero pay” ordinance passed earlier this month by the LA...
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California’s ‘My Turn’ Program To Give Early Vaccinations To Vax Site Volunteers

March 9, 2021   7:29 pmMarch 11, 2021   6:31 am
Beginning this week, volunteers for the state’s volunteer ‘My Turn’ program can receive a COVID-19 vaccine for agreeing to help others become vaccinated. Under the guidelines, those who volunteer for four hours or more with My Turn will automatically become...
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