Tag: state of emergency
California Senate Allows Remote Voting
The California State Senate, pursuant to a rule that it adopted on March 16 (SR 86), is allowing remote voting in its house. Senate President pro Tempore Toni Atkins announced the use of remote voting under certain circumstances. She explained...
Coronavirus Cases May Spike Amid a State of Emergency Over George Floyd Protests
As protests continue a week after the death of George Floyd and a State of Emergency being declared in Los Angeles County by Governor Gavin Newsom, major Californian cities, as well as cities nationwide, face a new threat: a projected...
Governor’s Executive Orders Impact State Tax Obligations
On March 30, 2020, Governor Gavin Newsom issued Executive Order N-40-20 which is intended to “provide relief to California small businesses.” This particular Executive Order (EO) has a number of provisions related to state tax laws which are intended to...
Does Gov. Newsom Have the Power to Shut Down Private Businesses Because of Coronavirus?
Can a health officer issue a quarantine of everyone in the county? California Constitutional-Election Law Attorney Attorney Mark Meuser has been questioned so much about the Coronavirus shelter in place orders, and social distancing, he prepared a video and...
Governor Newsom Issues State of Emergency Over Coronavirus Outbreak
On late Wednesday, Governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency in California in response to the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak. Previously, Newsom had only given ‘common sense’ advice regarding the outbreak and said that 8,400 people were being monitored. But...