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Jerry Brown’s torch passes to Gavin Newsom
The good and bad news about Gov. Newsom's new job, what Newsom's advisors say about the economy, Jerry Brown stories and what mattered Jan. 7, 1919.
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The revolving door revolves, a teen sues Trump and don’t call it the Brown court
Ricardo Lara opens the revolving door for a pharma lobbyist, an immigrant teen sues Trump for her parents, Jerry Brown's judges by the numbers and Pelosi and Becerra get the band back together again.
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A drug price reveal, a dirty trick and a handy Brown-Newsom translator
A California law reveals a big drug price hike, legal weed a year later, a dirty trick may have cost the GOP an Assembly seat and a Brown-Newsom translator.
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Strike, recession, homelessness: What will test Governor Newsom in 2019
LAUSD gives Gavin Newsom his first big test, redevelopment gets resurrected, California reduces homelessness but only slightly, and recession is nigh.
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New Year, new rules: California laws that will matter 2019
A minimum wage bump, women in boardrooms, new HOV stickers, rescues-only in pet stores. Here are some of the new laws that will directly affect Californians in 2019.
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Supreme Court watch, a question of justice and Colusa greets Jerry Brown
A new California justice is sworn in, new crime data is inconclusive, electric car sales rise, water tables fall and Colusa County makes way for Jerry Brown
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Janus plaintiffs sue to weaken labor, and LAUSD’s union sets a strike date
Right-to-work forces take a next step, teacher unions threaten to walk out in L.A., an ag giant raises its pay, California mandates electric buses.