By Colby Bermel at Politico September 23, 2020 SACRAMENTO — Gov. Gavin Newsom is calling for California to ban new gasoline-fueled vehicles within 15 years in a bid to combat climate change and make the state the first in the … Continue reading
By George Avalos at The Mercury News Unemployment claims are rising again in California, increasing for two weeks in a row and ending a long stretch of improvement, an unsettling indicator that the statewide economy has yet to heal from … Continue reading
By Faiz Siddiqui at the Washington Post August 20, 2020 SAN FRANCISCO — Lyft said Thursday it plans to shut down in California just before midnight, as a ruling forcing the company to make its drivers employees takes effect. Uber … Continue reading
By Eric Escalante at ABC10 June 18, 2020 SACRAMENTO, Calif — Another hike for California’s gas tax is already scheduled, but given the exceptional times amid the coronavirus pandemic, its timing might be less than ideal. California’s gas tax was the highest … Continue reading
By Patrick McGreevy at the LA Times April 22, 2020 SACRAMENTO — California has been approved to borrow what is expected to be billions of dollars from the federal government to pay unemployment benefits to those left jobless by the coronavirus … Continue reading
By Sophia Bollag and Dale Kasler with the Sacramento Bee February 10, 2020 The Sacramento Jazz Cooperative is a struggling nonprofit, operating on a shoestring budget during its three-year history as it presents Monday night concerts at the Dante Club. Now it … Continue reading
By Kerry Jackson at the OC Register December 31, 2019 With Assembly Bill 5, lawmakers not only came up with a solution for which there is no problem, they created hardships where there were none before. The bill was peddled … Continue reading
by Katy Grimes at the California Globe December 3, 2019 Despite California’s record budget surplus of $7 billion in reserves, the Proposition 13 “split roll” property tax ballot initiative could end up being a tax windfall for state government coffers. … Continue reading
By Robert W. Wood December 3, 2019 If you leave California, can the state say you really didn’t and keep taxing you? Yes, and it happens more than you might think. California taxes have always been high, and for that … Continue reading
By The Editorial Board November 21, 2019 If it’s not quite a tax revolt, there are signs that Californians are beginning to view demands for more government revenue with a degree of skepticism. A new statewide survey from the Public … Continue reading