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And: get ready to sink your teeth into more than a dozen propositions at this Saturday’s Politifest: Elections Showdown. The post What Did and Didn’t Survive Newsom’s Desk appeared first on Voice of San Diego.
Gov. Gavin Newsom approved a novel tax plan to keep California’s shrinking newsrooms afloat. It provides incentives for companies to hire journalists.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law prohibiting marriage for people under 18. Liberal civil rights organizations fought previous efforts to ban the practice.
State Sen. Catherine Blakespear’s push to tighten factory environmental rules was rejected by the governor. But the first-term senator still has something to gain from it. The post This San Diego Lawmaker’s Bill Died, but Its Not a Total Loss appeared first on Voice of San Diego.
En California, el matrimonio es legal para cualquier persona menor de 18 años. Sin embargo, esto podría cambiar con un proyecto de ley que se encuentra en el despacho del gobernador Newsom, a pesar de los esfuerzos de la ACLU y Planned Parenthood por proteger esta práctica.
It’s legal for anyone under 18 in California to get married. That may change with a bill on Gov. Newsom's despite efforts by the ACLU and Planned Parenthood to protect the practice.
Lawmakers approved a last-minute deal for a controversial sports arena and housing project in San Diego, allowing the city to use an existing environmental review.
Assemblymember David Alvarez missed 400 votes during the legislative session. He’s opposed just five bills out of more than 3,500. The post Why this San Diego Lawmaker Rarely Votes ‘No’ appeared first on Voice of San Diego.
A bill to cap commissary markups at ICE detention centers is making its way through the Legislature. The post Sacramento Report: ICE Detention Goods Could Get a Discount appeared first on Voice of San Diego .
