Monthly Archives: July, 2026
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Californians Could Gain New Power to Sue Big Corporations — But Some Democrats Are Wary
California lawmakers are weighing a contentious piece of legislation this year that could reshape how businesses and consumers hold corporations accountable for anti-competitive behavior...
University of California to Conduct New Review of SAT Exam in June 2027
The University of California is not backing away from a broader review of standardized testing in undergraduate admissions, despite recent media reports suggesting otherwise,...
Prediction Markets Let Californians Bet on Life’s Big Moments — But at What Cost?
California has been down this road before. First comes the shiny new platform. Then comes rapid adoption. Then, years later, come the lawsuits, the...
California Weighs Giving Consumers More Power to Sue Large Corporations
Sacramento lawmakers are wrestling over a proposal that would give ordinary Californians and small businesses a new legal tool to take on some of...
California Democrats Split Over Proposal Making It Easier to Sue Corporations
A California bill that would give ordinary residents new power to sue large corporations over anticompetitive business practices is dividing Democratic lawmakers in Sacramento,...
