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A person leans down as they place their ballot into a white voting drop box on the side of a street.

Comentario

California voters will face dueling ballot propositions this fall. Confusion is likely

Many of today's ballot measures are aimed at canceling or retaliating for other ballot measures, like when politicians tried but failed to kill Prop. 13 years ago.

Por

Daniel Walters

• abril 10, 2026

A sign from the Unrig California campaign lists corporate profit figures, executive pay and median worker pay alongside a QR code inviting people to join the campaign, with an illustration of a shipping box in the background.

Daniel Walters

Billionaires bolt from blue states amid tax fears, mirroring rebellion in ‘Atlas Shrugged’ novel

In Ayn Rand's novel, society suffered after business leaders and other achievers left. Will that really occur if a tax chases away the rich?

Por

Daniel Walters

• marzo 17, 2026

The inside of a building under construction with exposed framing and tools laying around.

Personas sin hogar

10 projects from Newsom’s mental health bond were supposed to open in 2025. That didn’t happen

Projects that are supposed to offer mental health and substance use care to foster youth, new mothers, unhoused people and other vulnerable Californians have been delayed or cancelled.

Por

Marisa Kendall

• marzo 12, 2026

The top of a unidentifiable person's head as they stand in front of a voting booth. The person wears a black hat, red shirt and brown shorts.

Política

Voter ID could be headed to the California ballot. Opponents plan to make it about Trump

A voter ID ballot initiative is gaining momentum in California as opponents aim to mount a campaign focused on President Donald Trump’s push for similar nationwide requirements.

Por

Nadia Lathan

• marzo 10, 2026

Two vehicles with heavily damaged front ends face each other after a crash, debris scattered on the roadway and an orange traffic cone placed nearby while streaks of passing headlights blur across the scene.

Economía

Uber ballot initiative sparks showdown with lawyers, doctors

Lawyers and doctors oppose Uber’s proposed California ballot initiative, which would cap contingency fees and limit recoveries of medical costs for all car crashes in the state.

Por

Levi Sumagaysay

• febrero 24, 2026

Comentario

Uber’s ballot measure would protect rideshare companies, not riders, from safety lapses

A proposed California law — if it made it to the ballot — would cap medical payouts in vehicular accidents and shrink lawyers’ payments in lawsuits against rideshare companies.

By Jamie Court and Nick Rowley • febrero 24, 2026

A sign that reads “Uber” on the glass window on the side of an office building.

Comentario

Two ads during Super Bowl hint at a high-dollar ballot battle in California next fall

Uber's ballot measure would limit the ability of injured passengers to sue. Three lawyer-back measures would hold rideshare companies responsible.

Por

Daniel Walters

• febrero 11, 2026

A person kneels to retrieve an item from a miniature refrigerator in the corridor of a mobile clinic trailer. The corridor features a counter and a sink, with an assortment of medical equipment and posters on the wall providing medical information.

Salud

Coalition seeks LA County sales tax vote to offset federal healthcare funding cuts

A newly formed coalition wants to bring a half-cent sales tax before Angeleno voters in June to mitigate Medi-Cal losses

Por

Ana B Ibarra

• enero 30, 2026

Protesters hold signs during a labor demonstration in front of two large inflatable figures, one resembling a worker in a cap and the other a suited animal character, set against trees on a campus-like lawn.

Comentario

Would California voters actually support a wealth tax on billionaires?

Should taxing real estate be supplemented by tapping other assets of the state’s billionaires? California voters may decide this year if a wealth tax initiative qualifies for the ballot.

Por

Daniel Walters

• enero 21, 2026

A sign taped to a glass window reads, “Put our health over billionaires,” with people seated at a table visible out of focus through the glass behind it.

Comentario

California families face life-or-death health care cuts. Billionaires can afford to pitch in

California’s health system faces a $30 million gutting. Unions and advocates want a wealth tax targeting billionaires to make up the loss.

By Josephine Rios • enero 17, 2026

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