How lawmakers are tackling San Diego issues at the state Capitol. (Fridays)
San Diego Dems Mum on Wealth Tax
With Election Day on the horizon, Democrats remain quiet on a popular, albeit controversial measure to tax the state’s billionaires.
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The Pork San Diego’s Lawmakers Sent Home
Zoos, parks and other special projects received at least $90 million in earmarks.
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Legislative Recap: A Final Tally on How San Diego Lawmakers Performed
And: Assembly Democrats kill Newsom’s wildfire deal.
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California Moves to Block ICE Use of Electric Shock Gloves
San Diego lawmaker pushes last-minute bill following reports that the agency plans to purchase thousands of gloves.
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New Deal on Midway Rising Emerges
And: an effort to change the state’s marquee mental health program gets axed.
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They’re Really Trying to Make Midway Rising Happen
Lawmakers seek to take another bite at the apple on Midway Rising. Plus, who is the chattiest legislator?
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Why this San Diego Lawmaker Rarely Votes ‘No’
Assemblymember David Alvarez missed 400 votes during the legislative session. He’s opposed just five bills out of more than 3,500.
Keep readingSacramento Report: Who Is San Diego’s Most Effective Lawmaker?
We dig into the data to see where the delegation ranks ahead of lawmakers’ return to Sacramento.
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Sacramento Report: The State-of-Play on San Diego’s Midway Rising Bill
What does — and doesn’t — stand in the way of city officials’ finally getting an arena as the Legislature begins its final stretch.
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Sacramento Report: One Coastal Commissioner’s Take on the Agency, a Year Later
The commission continues to face scrutiny from policymakers, though recent polling shows it’s popular with Californians.
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Sacramento Report: Trying to Buy a Condo? One Bill Aims to Give Market a Boost
Meanwhile, lawmakers kill a separate effort meant to increase California’s condo supply.
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Sacramento Report: New Owners of Destroyed Homes Could Face Stricter Building Rules
L.A. fire victims got a regulatory break to help rebuild their homes, but some worry developers could exploit that.
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