April 20, 2021

California is incentivizing businesses to require customers show proof of vaccination, suggesting that the Golden State is moving toward a “vaccine passport” system despite health officials’ comments to the contrary. The state Department of Public Health last week unveiled little-noticed revisions that allow conferences, live events and performances, stadiums, family entertainment centers and other gatherings […]

Take it from someone who was involved in the Gov. Davis recall, there are two significant problems with another Democrat entering the race.

Public housing authorities in California, especially Los Angeles, have left critical coronavirus relief information out of letters sent to tenants. Advocates say the lack of information could lead to tenants evicting themselves when they don’t have to.

California utilities submitted proposals to slow the growth of solar energy by charging households $78 per month to have solar on their roof.

Las autoridades de vivienda pública en California, especialmente en Los Ángeles, han dejado información crítica sobre el alivio del coronavirus en las cartas enviadas a los inquilinos. Los defensores dicen que la falta de información podría llevar a que los inquilinos se desalojen cuando no es necesario.

El gobernador Gavin Newsom, que enfrenta una elección revocatoria, da un giro positivo a las últimas cifras de empleo, pero la realidad es más turbia.

Tómelo de alguien que estuvo involucrado en la destitución del gobernador Davis, hay dos problemas importantes con otro demócrata que ingresa a la carrera.

Gov. Gavin Newsom, facing a recall election, puts positive spin on latest job numbers, but the reality is cloudier.