State Politics · 21 SEP 2026
Newsom Again Vetoes Campus Jobs Bill for Undocumented Students
Governor Newsom has rejected legislation that would permit undocumented college students to hold on-campus employment.
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State Government · 21 SEP 2026
Newsom vetoes police and firefighter pension boost, citing fiscal concerns
Governor Newsom rejected legislation to enhance retirement benefits for police and firefighters, pointing to pension costs.
California Politics · 21 SEP 2026
Newsom vetoes bill allowing undocumented students to hold campus jobs
Governor Newsom blocked legislation that would have permitted undocumented students to work on California college campuses.
WIRESdesk · 20 SEP 2026
California community colleges cleared to add up to 12 new bachelor's degrees
Governor Newsom signed legislation allowing California community colleges to offer up to 12 additional bachelor's degree programs.
WIRESdesk · 20 SEP 2026
L.A. County inmate killed in coordinated attack at Pelican Bay State Prison, officials say
Officials say an L.A. County inmate was killed in a coordinated attack at Pelican Bay State Prison.
WiresDesk · 20 SEP 2026
ICE enforcement tracking expands in California
A new tracker documents ICE arrests and detention activity across California, highlighting patterns in immigrant communities.
California Desk · 20 SEP 2026
California Child Marriage Ban Faces Civil Rights Opposition
Civil rights groups are challenging a proposed California ban on child marriage.
State Politics · 20 SEP 2026
California bill could trigger massive wave of HOA fee hikes
A California bill could trigger massive wave of HOA fee hikes.
WIRESdesk · 20 SEP 2026
California property insurance deserts spread to low-risk fire areas
Insurers are retreating from neighborhoods once considered safe from wildfires.
WIRESdesk · 20 SEP 2026
California Republicans navigate Trump's midterm push
California GOP candidates balance national enthusiasm with local electoral risks as Trump campaigns in the midterms.
WIRESdesk · 20 SEP 2026
California's FAIR Plan expands as insurers retreat from wildfire zones
The state-backed FAIR Plan is absorbing more homeowners as private carriers limit wildfire coverage.
Statehouse · 19 SEP 2026
Newsom signs bills aimed at shielding California elections from federal interference
Governor Newsom signed legislation intended to protect California elections from outside interference and increase transparency.
Local · 19 SEP 2026
Pepper spray incident at California theater
A man was arrested after allegedly pepper-spraying another moviegoer during a screening.
National · 19 SEP 2026
Former Syrian prison official sentenced in California
A California judge sentenced a former Syrian prison commander to 60 years for torturing detainees.
California Economy · 19 SEP 2026
Newsom signs California’s first standalone post-production tax credit
Governor Gavin Newsom signed legislation creating California’s first standalone post-production tax credit.
WIRESdesk · 19 SEP 2026
Measles warning issued after infected traveler passed through Bay Area and other California regions
Public health officials are alerting residents after a confirmed measles case traveled through multiple California locations, including Bay Area transit.
State Government · 19 SEP 2026
Newsom Signs Bill Barring Other States From Sending National Guard Troops to California
Governor Newsom signed legislation preventing other states from deploying National Guard troops into California.
WIRESdesk · 19 SEP 2026
Measles Exposure Alert Follows Amtrak Ride Across Six California Counties
California health officials are warning riders about possible measles exposure after an infected person traveled on Amtrak through six counties.
WIRESdesk · 19 SEP 2026
California home insurance overhaul nears
California is preparing a major restructuring of its home insurance system.
California Desk · 19 SEP 2026
Chronicle Endorsement Warns Prop 44 Risks Vulnerable Patients
A San Francisco Chronicle editorial argues Proposition 44 treats vulnerable patients as political leverage.
WIRESdesk · 19 SEP 2026
McClatchy's Decline Highlights California News Crisis
The collapse of McClatchy newspapers underscores a broader news crisis across California.
WIRESdesk · 19 SEP 2026
Uber Ordered to Pay $40 Million in California Highway Death Case
A California court has ordered Uber to pay $40 million to the parents of a woman fatally struck on a highway.
capitol · 19 SEP 2026
Newsom vetoes bill to loosen work-from-home rules for state workers
Governor Gavin Newsom rejected legislation that would have expanded remote-work flexibility for California state employees.
State Desk · 19 SEP 2026
California Voters Show Strongest Interest in Proposition Other Than Billionaire Tax
A new San Francisco Chronicle report indicates California voters are prioritizing a different ballot measure over the high-profile billionaire tax.
State Politics · 18 SEP 2026
California Broadband Funding Faces Implementation Hurdle
California is set to receive $1.4 billion for broadband expansion, but a significant condition could limit how quickly the money reaches unserved communities.
State Government · 18 SEP 2026
California Governor Candidates Outline Different Approaches to AI Oversight
CalMatters surveyed the field on how they would handle artificial intelligence rules.
WIRESdesk · 18 SEP 2026
Uber Ordered to Pay $40 Million After Stranded Passenger Killed on Highway
A California court has ordered Uber to pay $40 million following the death of a passenger left stranded on a freeway.
WIRESdesk · 18 SEP 2026
New Public Charge Rule Changes Green Card and Visa Review
A revised public charge rule is changing how officials evaluate certain immigration applications.
WIRESdesk · 18 SEP 2026
Uber Ordered to Pay $40 Million After Stranded Passenger Killed on Highway
A California court has ordered Uber to pay $40 million following the death of a passenger stranded on a highway.
WIRESdesk · 18 SEP 2026
Newsom Orders New AI Safety Rules for State Agencies and Revives Kill Switch Idea
Governor Newsom directed state agencies to adopt new AI safety rules and revived a proposal for a system shutdown mechanism.
State Government · 18 SEP 2026
California’s Wealth Tax Debate Deepens as Prop 40 Outcome Remains Unclear
CalMatters reports that Proposition 40’s path forward is still unresolved, leaving high-income taxpayers and state budget planners facing added uncertainty.
WIRESdesk · 17 SEP 2026
Judge: Immigration agents must stop the way they’re conducting warrantless arrests
A federal judge has ordered immigration agents to stop conducting warrantless arrests in the manner they have been using.
State Politics · 17 SEP 2026
Health Care Debate Defines California's 6th District Race
A former vaccine mandate champion faces a party-shifting conservative in a closely watched congressional contest.
WiresDesk · 17 SEP 2026
California Child Marriage Ban Faces Civil Rights Opposition
California lawmakers are advancing a bill to set a minimum marriage age of 18, but some civil rights groups argue the measure could harm vulnerable youth.
State Government · 17 SEP 2026
California Voters Approved a Tough-on-Crime Measure, but Implementation Has Revealed Complex Realities
Californians backed a stricter approach to crime, yet the aftermath shows a gap between voter expectations and on-the-ground outcomes.
WIRESdesk · 16 SEP 2026
California Wealth Tax Measure
A new poll shows narrow support for California's proposed billionaire tax.
State Government · 16 SEP 2026
California Billionaire Tax Holds Slim Poll Lead Ahead of Election
A new KQED poll shows the proposed billionaire tax with a narrow advantage, though organizers acknowledge significant outreach remains.
State Government · 15 SEP 2026
Newsom Signs New Law to Clear Confusion Around Smoke Damage
Governor Newsom signed legislation aimed at reducing confusion over smoke damage claims.
California · 15 SEP 2026
California becomes first state to pass requirements for insurers to clean smoke damage after fires
California enacted the first statewide rules requiring insurers to cover smoke damage cleanup after wildfires.
WIRESdesk · 15 SEP 2026
California's 48th Congressional District emerges as a competitive House battleground
KQED reports that the 48th Congressional District is drawing attention as a potential toss-up in the upcoming election cycle.
WIRESdesk · 15 SEP 2026
U.S. Supreme Court rejects Trump mail-in voting limits
The Supreme Court declined to reinstate restrictions on mail-in ballots.
Public Health · 10 SEP 2026
New COVID Vaccine Arrives in California With Limited Public Attention
A newly authorized COVID vaccine is available in California, but health officials have not mounted a large public campaign around it.
State Desk · 03 SEP 2026
Hilton Backs Mail-In Voting, Cites California Election Security
Steve Hilton publicly supports mail-in voting and says California's election systems remain secure.