#california-legislation

#california-legislation

"When the Trump administration threatened and then went through with their threat to cut the program completely, that told us that we had to step up to the plate."

"For too long, CEQA has been weaponized to delay and derail housing, infrastructure and other investments we desperately need. In fact, a majority of the lawsuits brought under CEQA are not even about the environment," San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan told San José Spotlight. "With these long-overdue reforms, California is finally restoring balance to a process that has stood in the way of progress."

Child safety advocates are raising alarms about a proposed pause on a cannabis tax hike, fearing it could impact funding for substance use prevention programs.

Reps. Sydney Kamlager-Dove and Judy Chu announce new legislation to address pay inequities and safety standards for incarcerated firefighters, who battle wildfires.

The average American family pays an additional $1,200 annually due to costs associated with "swipe fees,” which burdens consumers while harming small businesses.

"While this has always been posted on our front door, we have had some take advantage and walk out of the store without stopping by the register."

North America’s largest cycling expo, the Sea Otter Classic, showcased numerous innovative e-bikes, including Aventon’s new models and the prototype Ramblas.

"Those who are not street vendors don't know what we go through as we stand there for hours," said Lopez, who works at the 23rd and Mission intersection six days a week.

California's fast-food workers face significant challenges regarding pregnancy and parental rights, with many unaware of their legal protections and fearing retaliation at work.

CalBike's legislative agenda includes sponsoring bills like the Quick-Build Pilot and Bicycle Highways Bill to improve active transportation and road safety in California.