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Gavin Newsom · Los AngelesVictims of the January wildfires in Los Angeles County urged Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday to call for the resignation of California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara, saying the regulator has allowed insurers to run roughshod over them.See the Story
LA-Area Fire Victims Demand Resignation of State's Top Insurance Regulator
60% Center coverage: 10 sources
California Politics · CaliforniaThe California Supreme Court rejected a First Amendment challenge to a state law that protects the rights of gay and transgender people in nursing homes and forbids employees of those sites from using the wrong pronouns to address a resident or coworker.
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California Supreme Court upholds law that protects rights of LGBT long-term care residents
67% Left coverage: 9 sources
Danville, California · DanvilleBy Ryan Sabalow, CalMatters Despite facing a $12 billion deficit this year, California’s Legislature still managed to spend at least $415 million for local projects to help lawmakers win their next elections. CalMatters found close to 100 earmarks inserted into just one of the state’s budget bills for local projects and programs that had little apparent benefit to anyone outside the lawmakers’ districts. Related Articles
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California lawmakers found money for these pet projects even as they slashed the budget
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