Monthly Archives: August, 2026
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California’s Pandemic-Era Liquor Delivery Law Set to Expire After Industry Lobbying Push
Last Call for Craft Cocktails by Mail
Californians who have grown used to ordering small-batch whiskey, gin and other craft spirits online and having them...
Big Lobbying Dollars Could End California’s Craft Liquor Delivery Services
Craft distillers across California are bracing for the loss of a pandemic-era perk that let them ship spirits directly to customers, as heavyweight lobbying...
Pension Increases for California Police, Firefighters Could Pave Way for Other Public Workers
California’s public employee pension fund delivered eye-popping investment returns last month, and while the timing may be pure coincidence, it has handed a political...
How Medicaid Cuts Could Affect Southern Californians of All Income Levels
When Martin Luther King Jr.-Harbor Hospital shut its doors in 2007, the shockwaves spread far beyond its own patient rolls. Nearby Los Angeles hospitals...
Voter ID Ballot Measure Would Burden a System That’s Already Secure
This November, California voters will once again face a ballot packed with consequential decisions — and among them is a measure that could reshape...
