How lawmakers are tackling San Diego issues at the state Capitol. (Fridays)
Sacramento Report: What’s Behind the Changes to the Midway Rising Bill
A bill to make it easier to build the planned sports arena has undergone significant changes since it was introduced in March.
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Sacramento Report: California Coastal Commission ‘Untouchable’ No More
A recent state Supreme Court ruling overturning a Coastal Commission decision is the latest blow to the agency.
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Sacramento Report: A Privacy Protection Bill Unleashes an Online Flurry on the Right
A Democratic-backed proposal to expand privacy protections for immigrant services providers gets tangled in a debate about constitutional rights and social services fraud.
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Sacramento Report: Frustrated Voters Begrudgingly Tune In to Governor’s Race
Voters across the political spectrum in San Diego said they’re feeling disappointed ahead of the June primary.
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Sacramento Report: California’s GOP Is — Against the Odds — Cautiously Optimistic
Republicans convened this weekend in downtown San Diego to endorse candidates for the 2026 election.
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Sacramento Report: Two Gubernatorial Candidates on Tijuana River Pollution
Democrats Betty Yee and Xavier Becerra differ on the state’s role in fixing the decades-long environmental disaster.
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Sacramento Report: How This Voter ID Ballot Initiative Got the Signatures
The effort, led by Assemblymember Carl DeMaio, is backed by wealthy tech entrepreneurs.
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Sacramento Report: Erasing Cesar Chavez
Lawmakers move to rename Cesar Chavez Day. Meanwhile, progressives demand more funding for Medi-Cal.
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Sacramento Report: Assemblymember Takes Over Education Committee
Assemblymember Darshana Patel on her new role as chair of the powerful Assembly Education Committee.
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Sacramento Report: Another Rail Corridor Nothingburger
The most recent legislative effort to address LOSSAN is coming up short.
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Sacramento Report: San Diego Continues to Be a Builder’s City
Approaching a deadline in the Legislature this week, San Diego lawmakers, again, swing at making it easier to build more buildings.
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Sacramento Report: Where Did All the Condos Go?
Condo construction has plummeted in California. A new bill seeks to reverse the trend.
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