California sues plastic bag makers for false recyclability claims
(FOX40.COM) — California is suing four plastic-bag makers after falsely claiming their products were recyclable. Video Above: Plastic Grocery Bag Legislation After announcing a settlement with four companies on Friday, State Attorney General Rob Bonta announced a lawsuit against three other companies that allegedly...
Newsom Unveils Major Insulin Price Cuts to Make Medication Affordable for Californians
Governor Newsom’s partnership with Civica Rx aims to combat high insulin prices
San Jose Spotlight: Santa Clara County Expected To Lose Millions In Housing Grants
SAN JOSE SPOTLIGHT: SANTA CLARA COUNTY EXPECTED TO LOSE MILLIONS IN HOUSING GRANTS
Calmatters: Cal State Workers Are Getting A One-Time Bonus, Paid For By A $144...
CALMATTERS: CAL STATE WORKERS ARE GETTING A ONE-TIME BONUS, PAID FOR BY A $144 MILLION LOAN DUE NEXT YEAR
Thousands Show Up on the Central Coast for Second “No Kings” Peaceful Rally on...
Tens of thousands of Central Coast residents showed up for one of the peaceful “No Kings Day of Action” protests on Saturday, October 18. From Monterey to Simi Valley, there were at least twelve protests scheduled along the California Coast in nearly every city. Throughout the United States,...
New CalFresh Eligibility Rules Now in Effect — Find Out If You Still Qualify
California’s CalFresh program (California’s version of SNAP) is undergoing sweeping changes in 2025 that could significantly affect eligibility, benefit duration, exemptions, and more. Many of these adjustments stem from recent federal legislation, especially the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) and related USDA...
Newsom Signs Sweeping Criminal Justice Reform Bills Expanding Rights, Pay, and Transparency
LOS ANGELES — Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a comprehensive set of criminal justice reform bills that advance economic and social justice throughout California, strengthen the rights of those involved in the justice system, and increase fair pay for those who are incarcerated, according to a press release from A...
Meet the guy photographing California’s abandoned places before they’re gone forever
Kevin Lacy has an obsession with documenting California’s forgotten and decaying places.
New law requires California landlords to provide refrigerators and stoves to renters
On Monday, October 6, Governor Gavin Newsom signed several new laws aimed at increasing affordability for California residents. One of the new laws was Assembly Bill 628, introduced by Assemblymember Tina McKinnor of Hawthorne. As the law mandates, landlords will be required to provide tenants with operable stoves...
Vance Rattles Newsom With Marine Artillery Display
Plan to Fire Artillery over a Highway During Vance Visit Irks California's Newsom
