California Legislature

Too many California workers are not provided sufficient paid sick days or job-protected leave, putting patients and their families in impossible situations.

AB 3030 would set a state policy that helps protect California’s lands, waters and oceans, while also ensuring that everyone benefits from these efforts.

I wish that the three UC deans had made some specific suggestions as to how the funding for core instruction might be achieved.

The Legislature should reject Assembly Bill 1720, which would force the procurement of expensive energy resources on the backs of ratepayers.

Assembly Bill 1720 will help the state move forward building clean energy storage and create jobs through infrastructure projects.

The Elevate Justice Act would raise the age of juvenile jurisdiction from 17 to 19, producing effective changes for youth in the adult justice system.

To help save community newspapers, the Legislature must extend an exemption over contract workers in AB 5, or risk losing a vital voice for their constituents.

Los Angeles and other California cities are requiring rented mobility devices – e-bikes and e-scooters – to share real-time location data with government agencies.

Interns, resident physicians and fellows in the University of California system are seeking due process protections through Assembly Bill 2114.

For years, our deli has recycled organic waste in a way that is inexpensive, good for the environment and beneficial for farmers, but AB 2959 would change that.