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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

Gov. Gavin Newsom discuses California’s efforts to convert hotels and motels into isolation housing for the homeless threatened by the coronavirus during a news conference near Sacramento, Calif. April 3, 2020.

Nearly 900 placed into hotels, motels — a fraction of California’s homeless

Google will be donating 100,000 wifi hotspots to help bridge California's digital divide during the coronavirus crisis. Is there a downside? Image via iStock

Hot spots: Pandemic pushes California to bridge a digital divide

A construction worker in the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood of San Francisco on March 25, 2020. Public works employees are exempt during the shelter in place order. Photo by Anne Wernikoff for CalMatters

500% increase in CA unemployment claims

california coronavirus hospitals

Listen: California hospitals prep for coronavirus — and life afterward

As coronavirus impacts the hospitality business, chefs cook up a plan to help farmers and restaurants, and it also will help feed the hungry

Amid pandemic, some California sheriffs’ departments still evicting renters