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Drug pricing, political fundraising and a step back in time
Gov. Gavin Newsom sets sights on high drug prices, California Democratic Party rakes in donations despite absence of a leader, Realtors invest in Democrats
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Kamala Harris’ money, PG&E’s $6 million man and a $7 billion tax proposal
Kamala Harris dominates CA money race, legislator takes aim at $7 billion in tax breaks, new PG&E CEO to earn $6 million a year
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#ThisIsOurLane, public records and a new cancer warning perhaps
Legislation seeks to empower doctors on gun safety, painkiller acetaminophen may get a cancer warning, bill would limit use of Public Records Act requests
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Newsom faces first test, board-and-care crisis, a downward spiral ends
Newsom faces test over wildfire proposals, board-and-care homes for the mentally ill are disappearing, conservative politician Mike Spence's downward spiral ends
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Newsom’s wildfire plan, fracking fight and a forced resignation
Newsom to unveil wildfire plan, state's relationship with oil and gas industries could be headed for a breakup, South Coast Air Quality board member resigns
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Schools, pesticide, taxes, wildfires and Planned Parenthood
Unions win Round One of charter schools battle, legislation to ban a crop pesticide clears first hurdle, Planned Parenthood sees California as a safe haven
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Police shootings, USC scandal, ‘Trump insurance’ and Newsom returns
Hearing on police shootings turns emotional, USC sex-abuse scandal comes to Capitol, legislators propose 'Trump insurance' bills
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Newsom’s new mission, a corporate tax hike, health care and charter schools
In El Salvador, Gavin Newsom sees immigration policy as a mission, while in Sacramento legislators propose bills to hike corporate taxes, curb charter schools and make health care more affordable
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Newsom in El Salvador, sales taxes, guns and ‘job killers’
Gov. Newsom arrives in El Salvador. Chamber of Commerce includes Republican bills among its "job killers." Legislature gets ready to approve sales taxes for online shoppers. Ban on sale of large-capacity magazines goes back into effect.