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California Capitol. Photo by Anne Wernikoff for CalMatters

No federal bailout for California budget

by Dan Walters December 22, 2020December 21, 2020

California’s state and local governments won’t be getting any new direct aid from latest federal pandemic relief package.

Newsom’s leadership needed for special legislative session to focus on taxing the super wealthy and investing in an equitable recovery

by Guest Commentary August 20, 2020August 18, 2020

Doing your taxes? Here are Gov. Gavin Newsom’s most recent returns

by Judy Lin March 7, 2020March 7, 2020

The Hurricane Hunters fly a WC-130J Super Hercules aircraft into the North Pacific to meet an atmospheric river on January 28, 2020. Photo by Rachel Becker for CalMatters

Dams at risk + Riding atmospheric rivers + Coronavirus concerns

by Dan Morain February 26, 2020February 26, 2020

Abigail Disney, left, speaks in favor of Sen. Nancy Skinner’s bill, SB 37, which would change the corporate tax rate to limit the earnings of CEOs in proportion to their workers

Newsom to get a Supreme Court pick, while lawmakers tussle over sex education and corporate taxes

by Dan Morain January 16, 2020January 16, 2020

Newsletters, WhatMatters

Newsom’s tax bill, vaccinations, and new additions to lobby fights

by Dan Morain June 17, 2019

Newsletters, WhatMatters

Taxes, tech monopolies, and retired judges’ age discrimination claim

by Dan Morain May 13, 2019

Charter school advocates and teachers unions mass at the Capitol on April 10, 2019, as state lawmakers considered dramatic curbs on charter schools. Photo for CALmatters by Dan Morain

Newsletters, WhatMatters

Schools, pesticide, taxes, wildfires and Planned Parenthood

by Dan Morain April 11, 2019

Jason Jarvis his wife Jun Cao and their 15 month old son Kellar Jarvis have breakfast at their home on Wednesday morning in Inglewood, California. Assignment for Tax Day story about how California families were impacted in the first year of federal tax changes. The Jarvis' say they were unable to deduct as much of their local property taxes and ended up paying about $2,000 more despite increases in other deductions, such as child care expenses. Photos by Iris Schneider on April 3, 2019

‘The federal government really jacked us’: How Trump’s tax cuts are working out for Californians

by Judy Lin April 10, 2019June 23, 2020

Newsletters, WhatMatters

Newsom’s new mission, a corporate tax hike, health care and charter schools

by Dan Morain April 9, 2019