California voters haven’t had to make so many decisions about tax policy since 1994. It’s far more than just the wealth tax on Prop. 40.
Month: October 2026
The governor signed AI regulations to limit how workers can be terminated, overridden, or surveilled by the technology.
Thousands of Lyft drivers will be eligible for payments from a $272 million settlement over reported violations of a California labor law.
Scott Wiener and Connie Chan clashed in their debate to replace Nancy Pelosi in Congress, sparring over AI, housing and labor support
A 723-page review ordered by Gov. Gavin Newsom finds LAthe fires overwhelmed a system never designed for a wind-driven conflagration.
The California Department of Motor Vehicles doesn’t have to let somoene know if it made money from the sale of their towed car.
California doctors and health insurers sue over the MCO tax, alleging violations of a 2024 initiative and higher insurance premiums.