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Football takes a knee, private prisons fade, a lobby firm ascends

The Rams may be in the Super Bowl, but CA high school football is declining. Private prisons could be phased out. And a new bill addresses police shootings.

에 의해 Dan Morain • 2월 1, 2019

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Progressive leader? When it comes to female lawmakers, California ties Georgia for 20th place

The 2018 election was hailed as the "Year of the Woman," but California still lags behind its Western neighbors and many other states when it comes to female representation. Among the ideas to boost the number of elected women: let campaigns pay for child care.

에 의해 Elizabeth Castillo • 1월 16, 2019

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Final push for a water deal; Bail overhaul emerges

Resources Secretary John Laird is making a final attempt to negotiate a deal with major water users to reduce use before a separate state agency forces the issue by imposing regulations.

에 의해 Dan Morain • 8월 17, 2018

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California’s bill to end cash bail could make history—and splinter the left

Civil rights advocates who once led the charge for bail reform are now lobbying against it, saying it replaces one problem with another—and may perpetuate racial bias.

에 의해 Laurel Rosenhall • 8월 16, 2018

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How to spend $9 billion-plus

Good Friday morning, California. “We have been in a very long drought. It is my hope that it starts to rain soon,” Sen. Kevin de Leon, a Los Angeles Democrat, told me, praying money will rain on his underfunded campaign against Sen. Dianne Feinstein. Don’t forget your mother. Mother’s Day is Sunday. What to do […]

에 의해 Dan Morain • 5월 11, 2018