Monthly Archives: June, 2026

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California Construction Workers Help Defeat Proposed $28 Minimum Wage

A California proposal to create a $28 hourly minimum wage for some residential construction workers has been shelved for the year after strong opposition...

California Stepped In to Help Aging Mobile Home Parks. What Happened Next?

The streets at Shady Lane Estates in Thermal used to flood whenever it rained. Water pooled along the mostly dirt roads inside the mobile home...

Developer Presses Ahead With Plan for California’s Largest Data Center

A developer’s plan to build what could become California’s largest data center in the Imperial Valley is facing mounting opposition from local officials, residents...

California Offered Aging Mobile Home Parks a Lifeline. Did It Work?

At Shady Lane Estates in Thermal, rain once meant families had to navigate a foul mix of stormwater and overflowing septic waste along mostly...

Lawmaker Says Uber Withheld Key Details in California Insurance Law Push

A California law that reduced Uber’s required insurance coverage is facing new scrutiny after a consumer advocacy group accused the ride-hailing company of withholding...

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Prop. 5: California Voters Approve Changes to Recall Election Rules

California voters have given their approval to a significant...

This California County Houses Half the State’s Violent Sex Offenders. Is There a Better Way to House Them?

Boulevard, a remote mountain community of roughly 750 residents...

Part-Time California Professors Found a Loophole to Earn $400K a Year

Some California community college instructors are quietly earning six-figure...

Nearly Half of California’s Violent Sex Offenders Live in One County — Critics Say There’s a Better Way

Boulevard, a sparsely populated desert community of roughly 750...

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