Protesters rally against Donald Trump at California Capitol. ‘We’re all under attack’
Protesters against the Trump administration gathered outside Placer County’s Historic Courthouse in Auburn with signs that ...
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Schedulers: The California Capitol’s unsung heroes
Getting a meeting with a lawmaker at the California State Capitol is often an exercise in patience and flexibility, one that ...
Five questions for the Brutus of California’s waiver wars
Rep. Kevin Kiley is egging on President Donald Trump in his crusade against the state’s vehicle electrification mandates and ...
Demonstrators Gather Outside California State Capitol Building to Protest Trump Administration
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Sacramento, California, on Monday, February 17, to protest the Trump administration.This footage by X user @CooperEDH shows demonstrators chanting and holding ...
B.C. forests minister projects U.S. tariffs, duties on softwood lumber could reach 55%
British Columbia's forests minister has the support of the California Building Industry Association in fighting tariffs on ...
Scoop: Speaker Rivas makes money moves
THE BUZZ: PRICE CUTS — Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas kicked off this legislative session with a blistering indictment of his ...
California state employees still enjoying remote work — in some departments more than others
Managers may look the other way to prevent workers from seeking other opportunities, remote work experts said.
Transportation chief Duffy launches probe of California’s high-speed rail project
Duffy, speaking at Union Station in Los Angeles on Thursday morning, said the Federal Railroad Administration will review the ...
Opinion
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One of California’s new ‘trailer bills’ has origins in Capitol’s long history of closed-door politics
One proposed trailer bill that would help deaf Californians, while quite innocuous in its effect, has an interesting and seamy backstory.