Yearly Archives: 2026
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California Schools Are Stockpiling Arts Funding — A New Law Could Force Them to Spend It
A bill designed to untangle confusion around California's $1 billion-a-year arts education mandate is now on its way to Gov. Gavin Newsom's desk, following...
California Democratic Leaders Wrestle With Wildfire Liability Issue, Reach No Resolution
One might think that with Democrats holding nearly every position of power in Sacramento, the party would have an easy time hashing out solutions...
LA Olympic Organizers Race Against Time to Overhaul Venues Ahead of 2028 Games
Reynold Hoover doesn't need to check a calendar to know how much time is left. Ask the retired Army general, now leading Los Angeles'...
County considering larger ADUs and SB 9 units in unincorporated valley
A Sept. 1 hearing packet would raise the ADU cap to 1,600 square feet and drop owner-occupancy. Minutes have not been posted. This is not a report that the ordinance passed.
Newsom’s Final Stretch: Is His Political Influence Fading?
As California lawmakers wrapped up their legislative session this week, Gov. Gavin Newsom found himself on the losing end of several high-profile fights, raising...
