October 2, 2026
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Historical Look at Bills That Became Law Without the Governor’s Signature

October 2, 2026   2:00 pmOctober 2, 2026   2:38 pm
In California, the Governor has three options when a bill reaches the Governor’s Desk after having passed the Legislature: sign the bill (and it becomes a statute), veto the bill (and the bill does not become law, unless the Legislature...
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2026 Session Governor Bill Signing Messages

October 2, 2026   1:50 pmOctober 2, 2026   2:39 pm
Like governors before him, Governor Gavin Newsom on occasion includes a “signing message” with bills that he has signed. Although only veto messages are specified in the California Constitution, governors have historically used signing messages to express their intent or...
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Kern County Tanker Convoys: Fact or Fiction?

October 2, 2026   1:39 pmOctober 2, 2026   1:39 pm
Recently, a video titled “Live Look at Kern County, California as PBF Refinery Refuses to Buy Barrels from the San Pablo Pipeline” has circulated on social media. The video shows a convoy of crude oil and gasoline tanker trucks racing...
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California and Arizona Still Fighting DOJ Lawsuits Over In-State Tuition for Illegal Immigrants

October 2, 2026   12:22 pmOctober 2, 2026   12:23 pm
California and Arizona are still defending laws that let illegal immigrants pay in-state college tuition as the U.S. Department of Justice finishes a nationwide campaign against every state with a similar policy. The department said Sept. 10 that it had...
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Did the Cold War Ever End? China, Communism and America

October 2, 2026   11:39 amOctober 2, 2026   12:24 pm
Who can forget the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, and the subsequent collapse of the Soviet Union? Apparently, far too many. Communism has made a comeback, and though our history books say that the United States won the...
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The Rule of Lenity in California

October 2, 2026   2:30 amOctober 2, 2026   2:32 am
For purposes of statutory construction, the courts and bill drafters use a series of “canons” to guide them. These include textual canons (intrinsic aids), linguistic presumptions and grammatical conventions, substantive canons, and extrinsic aids. It is impossible to list them...
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Summary of California Bills Per Session and Actions Taken – 2026 Edition

October 1, 2026   8:45 pmOctober 1, 2026   8:45 pm
The following research was updated in October 2026 in order to examine the major actions involving bills in the California Legislature over the past few years. I examined the following five categories of information for each year, as set forth...
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