Legislature
California’s Net Neutrality put on Hold
Set to go into effect early next year, California lawmakers have agreed to delay implementing net neutrality as courts look to resolve pending litigation regarding the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) roll back of the federal rules late last year. FCC...
#MeToo Movement Becomes Fringe Strategy for Republican Campaigns
As the #MeToo movement turns a year old, some California district candidates are using the issue as a campaign strategy to attack their opponent. Interestingly enough, it’s the Republicans who are attempting to they the #MeToo movement to their advantage....
State Senator Sharply Disagrees With Trump Admin over Transgender Proposal
LGBTQ leaders across the U.S. and California reacted swiftly after a report that the Trump Administration is considering adopting a new definition of gender that could potentially deny federal recognition and civil rights protections to transgender Americans. The federal rule...
There Are FOUR Proposals Addressing Affordability and Prop 10 Is the Thorniest
When Californians go to the polls on November 6th they will be greeted with four separate ballot initiatives concerning the issue of housing, a testament to the ongoing affordability crisis that has engulfed the state in recent years. None is...
Second Amendment Endorsements Roll in for State Legislators
The California Rifle and Pistol Association rolled out a long list of political endorsements today. The nonprofit organization said “CRPA is proud to endorse these outstanding candidates for the state legislature who support the Second Amendment.” Some of the politicians listed...
Nielsen Calls for Delegation of DMV Voter Registration
After the California Globe released a story on John Cox and his determination to get the Department of Motor Vehicles back on track, other state legislators are also planning to take action. The article touched on the DMV’s dismal state...