Anthony Rendon

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Advocates offer new remedy for health care woes as a bridge to single payer

Organized labor, consumer advocates and several Democratic lawmakers offered a new prescription for California's ailing health care system in the form a package of bills intended to rein in health care costs, fend off Trump administration efforts to undermine Obamacare, and provide lower-income Californians with greater access to care.

에 의해 Dan Morain • 3월 15, 2018

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News Analysis: Who paid for ad attacking Gavin Newsom? A most unlikely source

Welcome to the wild ways of campaign money, circa 2018.

에 의해 Dan Morain • 3월 13, 2018

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Can’t they all get along? New Senate leader vows to cut Capitol’s ‘us vs them’ rivalry

Toni Atkins is set to make history as the first person in more than 100 years to lead both houses of the California Legislature. While no one expects her to erase the Capitol’s deep rivalries, she is well positioned to tamp them down.

에 의해 Laurel Rosenhall • 3월 6, 2018

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The re-education of Patty Lopez: Capitol’s sexual harassment scandal gives her a second chance

Patty Lopez “is the unusual candidate who can go back out there and say… ‘I am one of you. I got elected to office, the big machine came and took me out, then look what happened to the big machine,’” said Eric Bauman, chair of the California Democratic Party.

에 의해 Laurel Rosenhall • 1월 10, 2018

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Millennial legislator who turned a red district purple is now a prime target

Assemblywoman Sabrina Cervantes’ tactical skills will be put to the test as she faces her first re-election campaign next year, a contest that could decide not only her own future in politics but also the balance of power in Sacramento.

에 의해 Laurel Rosenhall • 11월 7, 2017

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California lawmakers chip away at state’s college affordability crisis

Update:  Assembly Bill 19 was signed into law in 2017, paving the way to free community college for full-time, first-year students.  California’s economy is one of the world’s largest, and according to a new report, the state needs 1 million more workers with bachelor’s degrees by 2030 to keep up with economic demand. The Public […]

에 의해 Jessica Calefati • 7월 6, 2017

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California Capitol focuses on environmental injustice—but will it lead to real results?

A new generation of legislators and the growing clout of eco-advocates from urban communities is changing the focus of environmental debates in California. Once sidelined as a fringe voice of activism, the “environmental justice” perspective—focused on how environmental decisions impact poor communities and people of color—is now at the center of high-profile deliberations.

에 의해 Laurel Rosenhall • 5월 17, 2017