California Legislature

Las leyes de apoyo para el pago de primas impulsadas por intereses especiales forzarán el cierre de tiendas, la pérdida de empleos y un aumento en el costo de vida para todos.

With dozens of bills on housing, the Legislature should keep in mind the right to citizen engagement in the local planning process.

With the governor set to unveil his revised budget proposal, we urge him to remember that now is a time to be practical.

Con el gobernador listo para presentar su propuesta de presupuesto revisada, lo instamos a recordar que ahora es el momento de ser práctico.

Good morning, California. It’s Friday, April 30. Meet Asm. Alex Lee It isn’t even halfway through the legislative year, and three lofty progressive proposals have already been squashed — showcasing the sharp divide within California’s Democrat-dominated Legislature. A bill to create single-payer health care? Tabled last week. A bill to ban corporations and “business entities” from […]

Lawmakers have more money and political will, but the telecommunications industry could still stand in the way of broadband for all Californians.

Low-income communities have borne the brunt of systemic racism in our financial institutions – a public bank can help change that.

The Legislature should prioritize core fixes to the Brown Act, avoid unintended consequences and create a path to meaningful reform.

Complex rules and landlord resistance are limiting the success of an unprecedented effort to help tenants. Advocacy groups are concerned what will happen after a statewide eviction moratorium ends June 30.

AB 915 increases access to state procurement opportunities for small-, minority- and women-owned businesses.