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PG&E Exits Bankruptcy

July 2, 2020   2:07 pmMarch 17, 2022   8:15 pm
Press play to hear a narrated version of this story, presented by AudioHopper. On Wednesday, Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) officially exited bankruptcy, ending over one and a half years of bankruptcy and emerging as a company under completely new...
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PG&E Public Utility ‘Backstop’ Bill Passes Senate, Awaits Newsom’s Signature

June 30, 2020   2:20 pmJune 30, 2020   3:19 pm
On Monday, the Senate passed a bill that would turn PG&E into a non-profit, public utility should the company fail to emerge from bankruptcy. A possible state takeover of PG&E Senate Bill 350, authored by Senator Jerry Hill (D-San Mateo),...
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Gov. Newsom’s Bar Closure Order Mostly Hits Nunes & McCarthy Districts

June 29, 2020   7:37 amJune 29, 2020   7:37 am
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Sunday he was “ordering” and “recommending” bars to close in 7 counties because as he said, “Covid-19 is still circulating in California, and in some parts of the state, growing stronger.” The governor has required bars...
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Assembly Approves 2020-2021 State Budget of $202.1 billion

June 26, 2020   9:15 pm
On Friday, the California State Assembly approved the $202.1 billion 2020-2021 state budget 57-16, one day after being approved by the Senate. Final approval in Sacramento The budget, which had to bridge a $54.3 billion deficit gap, will include many...
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Kevin McCarty

Senate Passes Amendment Granting Voting Rights to Felons on Parole

June 25, 2020   3:03 pmJune 26, 2020   5:54 am
If voters approve of the amendment this fall, 48,000 people on parole in California would be allowed to vote in the next election.   On Wednesday, the Senate passed a constitutional amendment that would allow felons on parole to vote,...
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Statues of Fr. Junipero Serra Toppled In Los Angeles, San Francisco

June 22, 2020   5:13 pm
During the weekend, two statues of Father Junipero Serra, a Spanish priest who established several missions in California in the 1770’s and helped lead to the settlement of the state, were removed by protesters in Los Angeles and San Francisco....
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Senator Who Killed 2011 PPE Stockpile, Authors New 90-day PPE Requirement

June 21, 2020   8:07 amJune 21, 2020   8:13 am
Last week, a bill that would create a 90-day supply of personal protective equipment (PPE) for all health care and essential workers in the state was reintroduced to the legislature. Ironically, the very Senator who had voted down the program...
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