Action at the Capitol is Heating Up
The legislature recently returned from their spring recess, which always signals a sprint of sorts until they get to their summer recess which will run […]
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State Legislation Could Make Gas Prices Even Higher
State lawmakers wrapped up their lawmaking business last week and commenced with the Legislature’s annual spring recess. While the state’s legislators are on break our […]
We’ve Reached Peak Budget
The Legislative Analyst has cried “last call” for the state budget bash. Even as the State Legislature enjoys the prospect of spending record budget surpluses, […]
CalChamber Wins At Ninth Circuit: Prop 65 Preliminary Injunction Restored
The old saying, “when one door closes, another one opens,” felt particularly apt last week in the Prop 65 context. First, the business community learned […]
COVID’s Endemic Transition in the Workplace – Where We Are and What’s Coming
Since the decline of the holiday COVID-19 spike and Governor Newsom’s announcement of California’s transition to treating COVID-19 as an endemic risk on February 17th […]