September 1, 2020

Activists filled the streets but couldn’t fill the Capitol. And lawmakers ran out of time to hash out complex laws. A few bills passed, but the most controversial ones stalled.

Glitches in the current system resulted in inaccurate case totals, and the state’s public health director resigned less than a week later.

El gobernador y la Legislatura deben mantener la moratoria en los cortes al servicio de agua y asegurar ayuda económica para las familias que están en apuros.

La Legislatura de California dejó mucho por hacer cuando cerró sus actividades del año, exponiendo las debilidades del estado.

California's Legislature left much undone when it adjourned for the year, exposing the state's weaknesses.

Good morning, California. It’s Tuesday, September 1. Newsom signs in nick of time Hundreds of thousands of California renters were saved from eviction — at least for the next few months — under a bill lawmakers passed and Gov. Gavin Newsom signed late Monday night, a day before the state’s eviction ban is set to […]

Legislation would extend unemployment insurance to parent and spouse caregivers in California’s In-Home Supportive Services program.

The governor and Legislature must maintain the moratorium on water shutoffs and secure funding for families who are struggling.

A measure requiring manufacturers to reduce single-use plastics in landfills fails to win over Republicans and moderate Democrats.