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Californians face an ‘uphill battle’ in challenging costly Trump tax law

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Californians face an ‘uphill battle’ in challenging costly Trump tax law

As gig companies beg for relief from pro-labor Supreme Court ruling, the lobbying is fast and furious

Economy

As gig companies beg for relief from pro-labor Supreme Court ruling, the lobbying is fast and furious

Legislature has been snuffing out bills that aim to help insured homeowners in wildfire country

Environment

Legislature has been snuffing out bills that aim to help insured homeowners in wildfire country

California may mandate a woman in the boardroom—but businesses are fighting it

Economy

California may mandate a woman in the boardroom—but businesses are fighting it

Once again, California lawmakers won’t crack down on payday lenders

Economy

Once again, California lawmakers won’t crack down on payday lenders

Can Democrats shield Californians from new GOP tax law—despite IRS opposition?

Economy

Can Democrats shield Californians from new GOP tax law—despite IRS opposition?

After public outcry, lawmakers revive California’s gutted net neutrality bill

Politics

After public outcry, lawmakers revive California’s gutted net neutrality bill

Check-up: How health care fares in California’s new spending plan

Housing

Check-up: How health care fares in California’s new spending plan

California moves closer to its own sweeping net neutrality rule —will it save the open internet?

Economy

California moves closer to its own sweeping net neutrality rule —will it save the open internet?

California could cut your high sales tax if it taxed business services. Why that won’t happen—yet

Economy

California could cut your high sales tax if it taxed business services. Why that won’t happen—yet

The Latest From CalMatters

Is recession on our horizon?

Wilma Chesbroe, a patient and long-time friend of Dr. Dan Dahle, sobs and holds hands with the doctor as they joke and reminisce about the many years they spent working together at the Fall River Mill hospital. Photo by Anne Wernikoff for CalMatters

Paging more doctors: California’s worsening physician shortage

Trying to help mentally ill jail inmates, trying to quit cars, and the $3 billion cash crop

A convertible is driven along the coastline in Big Sur, California. Photo by Pgiam/istockphotos.com

Can California put cars in the rear-view mirror?

The RifleGear store in Fountain Valley, CA IMAGE BY Mitch Barrie, Creative Commons

To prevent mass shootings, California should rely on science, not rhetoric

where John Lam, the 33-year-old brother-in-law of Speaker Anthony Rendon, awaits his parole hearing for a murder he took part in as a teen.

Ethnic studies pause, prison issues, Elizabeth Warren’s California foray, and the West Hollywood dream