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Amid California's Debate Over Sharing Driver Data, Homeland Security Sought 17 Million Records via Subpoena
3+ day, 3+ hour ago (912+ words) California lawmakers spent much of this year wrestling with a thorny question: could the state safely hand over driver’s license data to a national clearinghouse — as the federal government was demanding — without exposing more than a million people to immigration…...
State Regulators Penalize Insurer Over Coverage Cuts to Assisted Living Facility Residents
3+ day, 15+ hour ago (362+ words) State regulators have ordered health insurance giant Health Net to overhaul how it is winding down assisted living benefits for thousands of low-income Californians, after the company’s abrupt termination plan left vulnerable residents and their caregivers scrambling for alternatives. Under…...
Medi-Cal Rarely Covers Assisted Living in California — This Brother Refused to Accept That
4+ day, 19+ hour ago (1219+ words) For nearly all of her 73 years, Roselie Aiello lived on the family cattle ranch outside Mount Shasta, a rugged stretch of land she once helped run as a working butcher alongside her father. But last summer, as her body finally…...
Unused Funds From School Cooling Program to Be Recovered by California Utilities
1+ week, 4+ day ago (853+ words) State lawmakers and Gov. Gavin Newsom let a deadline pass this week without renewing a program that helped California schools pay for air conditioning upgrades, clearing the way for utility companies to reclaim leftover funds and return them to ratepayers…...
Newsom Faces Decision on Campus Jobs for Undocumented College Students
1+ week, 5+ day ago (320+ words) Gov. Gavin Newsom is once again weighing whether to let students without legal immigration status take jobs on California’s public college and university campuses — a question that has simmered in Sacramento for four years and could soon land back on…...
California Lawmakers Weigh New Limits on Undercover Police Stings Involving Minors
1+ week, 5+ day ago (573+ words) California lawmakers have taken a significant step toward reining in a controversial police interrogation tactic that has ensnared young suspects across the state, including here in the Inland Empire, where a Riverside County case helped fuel the push for reform....
Lawmakers Back Earlier Retirement, Bigger Pensions for First Responders — Newsom's Decision Looms
1+ week, 6+ day ago (516+ words) California firefighters and police officers could soon be eligible to retire earlier and collect larger pensions under legislation now awaiting Gov. Gavin Newsom’s signature — a measure that has already prompted some local unions to renegotiate contracts in anticipation of its…...
Newsom Backs Environmental Exemption for Santa Monica Development Tied to Campaign Donor
2+ week, 3+ day ago (560+ words) Gov. Gavin Newsom is backing a late-session legislative maneuver that would carve out special treatment for a Santa Monica development tied to one of his longtime campaign donors, drawing sharp criticism from environmental groups and local lawmakers alike. A draft…...
Business Regulation Battles Intensify in Sacramento as Legislative Session Winds Down
3+ week, 1+ day ago (416+ words) California’s Capitol is once again the scene of a familiar fight, as lawmakers race toward their August 31 deadline with business groups on one side and a coalition of unions, trial attorneys, consumer advocates and environmental organizations on the other. It’s…...