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Handful of California Legislators Break Ranks With Their Party — Most Never Do

In a Legislature defined by party discipline, breaking ranks is a rare act — and a risky one. A new CalMatters Digital Democracy analysis of...

California’s Push to Cut Apartment Construction Costs Shouldn’t Come at the Expense of EV Charger Requirements

California lawmakers looking to trim the price tag of affordable housing construction have set their sights on a surprising target: electric vehicle charging requirements....

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...

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,...

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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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