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California and AI: Capitol Weekly Conference Recap - Capitol Weekly

Google · Sacramento

California and AI: Capitol Weekly Conference Recap - Capitol Weekly

Coverage: 4 sources

At the latest Capitol Weekly-University of California Student and Policy Center conference this week, “California and AI,” panelists explored the policy implications of the transformative technology sweeping the globe and embraced by fields as diverse as medicine and hospitality.See the Story

Maryland Charter Schools Fear Closures as State Debates New Regulations

Charter Schools

Maryland Charter Schools Fear Closures as State Debates New Regulations

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

Charter school leaders are expressing concerns about newly proposed state regulations that they say could force schools to close.See the Story

Compliance offsets add real value to California - Capitol Weekly

Sacramento · Sacramento

Compliance offsets add real value to California - Capitol Weekly

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

The Verified Emissions Reduction Association, or VERA, is a coalition of members with vast experience in achieving real, quantifiable, permanent, enforceable and addition emissions reductions in a cost-effective manner.See the Story

Policymakers must protect CA waters from federal deregulation - Capitol Weekly

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Thanks to President Trump’s deep reach into the current makeup of the US Supreme Court, sudden shifts in our regulatory environment are creating shockwaves on a wide range of topics that have left state leaders scrambling to retain our safety nets.Donald Trump · Sacramento Read Article

Recesses, interim study, and the California Legislature - Capitol Weekly

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

What are the recesses conducted by the California Legislature? And what is the purpose of Interim Study? There are actually joint recesses after both years of the 2-year Session.Sacramento · Sacramento Read Article

Rising gas prices undermine the work of small business advocates - Capitol Weekly

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

I believe in clean energy and responsible environmental policy. But California’s approach is punishing the very communities it claims to protect.Oil and Gas Sector · Sacramento Read Article

Why California must reject AB 931 - Capitol Weekly

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Predatory lawsuit lenders exploit financial vulnerability, charging triple-digit interest while operating in the shadows of our civil justice system. These puppeteers pull the strings and call it “third-party litigation funding.” Victims call it a trap.Sacramento · Sacramento Read Article

Senator Scott Wiener: California and AI - Capitol Weekly

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

CAPITOL WEEKLY PODCAST: On July 8, Capitol Weekly and the University of California Student and Policy Center presented California and AI, a daylong look at the Golden State's approach to regulating Artificial Intelligence. Senator Scott Wiener led the charge both this year and last, and has emerged as one of the key voices in the discussion around AI regulation, and we present his Keynote as part of today's podcast.Artificial Intelligence · Sacramento Read Article

Additional California drafting notes - Capitol Weekly

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

As I make my way through bills in the second house policy committee, I continue to run across interesting provisions contained in these bills. Here is a short explanation of some recent examples from 2025 bills that the “legislative geek” in me finds interesting.Sacramento · Sacramento Read Article

Capitol Briefs: Weed taxes, algorithm collusion and the fate of Democracy - Capitol Weekly

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

We are marching quickly toward the Capitol's summer recess, but we're not there yet. This week's Capitol Briefs are here.Taxes · Sacramento Read Article

[Opinion] Investing in an Aging Workforce Imperative for California Economy - Capitol Weekly

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

OPINION – Los Angeles stands at a critical juncture. As the city recovers from devastating fires and prepares for a wave of national and international events, the demand for skilled workers will surge. These challenges offer a unique opportunity to drive innovation, equity, and economic success by tapping into an often-overlooked resource: the talents and experience of older adults.Opinion · United Kingdom See the Story

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