Monthly Archives: August, 2026
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Decades Apart, Californians Describe Being Caught in Immigration Raids
A new exhibit at the California Museum in downtown Sacramento is drawing a striking parallel between two chapters of American immigration history separated by...
State Housing Incentive Meant to Boost Low-Income Rentals May Be Slowing Apartment Development
California's long-running housing crunch continues to hit hardest for the roughly 14 million residents living in or near poverty, and the state's soaring rents...
California Supreme Court Rules Cities Cannot Add Hurdles to Tax Refund Claims
The California Supreme Court has ruled that cities cannot force taxpayers to exhaust local administrative appeals before pursuing a tax refund claim in court,...
Gig Workers in California Take Key Step Toward Forming a Union
California ride-hailing drivers cleared a major hurdle this week in their yearslong push for collective bargaining rights, announcing the formation of a new union...
Newsom Pushes Last-Minute Plan to Shield California Utilities From Wildfire Costs
Governor Gavin Newsom is spending the final stretch of his last legislative session pushing a controversial plan to ease the financial burden wildfires have...
