September 28, 2023

More than half a million fast food workers, mostly minorities and women, will earn higher minimum wage because Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a fast food bill Thursday. But some say that’s not a living wage.

Read this story in English. Elizabeth Clews estaba tomando clases en un colegio comunitario, trabajando a tiempo completo en el centro comercial local y viviendo en un Toyota Camry con su bebé cuando se enteró de que ya no calificaba para recibir ayuda financiera.  Para calificar para recibir ayuda estatal y federal en un colegio […]

Read this story in English. Para el Partido Republicano de California, este momento podría estar lleno de oportunidades.  A nivel nacional, algunos votantes confiablemente demócratas se están desviando, incluidos algunos latinos y aquellos que culpan a las políticas demócratas por el aumento del crimen y la inflación. Pero el objetivo del Partido Republicano estatal en su convención […]

Gov. Newsom just signed a tax on firearms and ammunition, among other new gun control laws. California’s remaining gun manufacturers wonder if they have a future.

To qualify for financial aid, students must maintain a certain grade-point-average, but many don’t. A bill Gov. Newsom signed into law would make it easier for students to keep their aid and stay in college.

GOP leaders and activists will hear Friday from Donald Trump and other presidential candidates before deciding whether to change the party platform on abortion and same-sex marriage.

California is at the center of the political universe this week — at least in Republican circles.  Wednesday night at the Ronald Reagan presidential library in Simi Valley, seven GOP presidential contenders showed up for the second televised primary debate. But one very large elephant wasn’t in the room — former President Donald Trump, who […]