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Judge blocks Trump from withholding EV charger infrastructure funds

US Politics · United States

Judge blocks Trump from withholding EV charger infrastructure funds

56% Center coverage: 155 sources

A federal judge on Tuesday issued a ruling blocking the Trump administration from withholding funds for electric vehicle charger infrastructure from 14 states. See the Story

[Opinion] Don’t Let AB 931 Close Doors to Justice for Immigrants - Capitol Weekly

Opinion · United States

[Opinion] Don’t Let AB 931 Close Doors to Justice for Immigrants - Capitol Weekly

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

OPINION – In recent weeks, Los Angeles witnessed mass protests in response to sweeping federal workplace raids. Yet at the same time, a less visible threat is brewing in Sacramento: Section 2 of Assembly Bill 931.See the Story

Capitol Briefs: CEQA, VMT Mitigation Fights Roil Budget Negotiations - Capitol Weekly

Livermore · Livermore

Capitol Briefs: CEQA, VMT Mitigation Fights Roil Budget Negotiations - Capitol Weekly

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

It has been a big budget week, with lots of ups and downs. In today's briefs we look at some of those as well as a few more happenings in and around the Capitol.See the Story

[Opinion] Public needs more details on OpenAI restructure proposal - Capitol Weekly

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

OPINION – OpenAI needs the state of California to approve a corporate restructuring that would fundamentally alter its commitments to the public. But its plans are remarkably short on details, and the public deserves to know much more about how restructuring would affect them.Opinion · Sacramento Read Article

Why California needs multiple budget trailer bills - Capitol Weekly

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Questions have often been raised about why there are so many trailer bills needed as part of the budget process in California. The number has grown over the past couple of decades and this has been a recurring concern. However, there is a legal reason for this.Sacramento · Sacramento Read Article

Rising Stars: Mauricio Torres - Capitol Weekly

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Whether he’s deciphering complex policy language or hiking renowned trails like the Inca Trail or the W Trek in Patagonia, Mauricio Torres Jr. approaches it all with confidence, curiosity and a deep connection to the communities he serves.Sacramento · Sacramento Read Article

[Opinion] California budget must consider growing older adult population - Capitol Weekly

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

OPINION – Governor Newsom's release of the May Budget Revise included a shortfall of $12 billion and proposed reductions that would have affected older adults and people with disabilities. We had deep concerns about these proposals, especially those related to health care and home and community-based services (HCBS).Opinion · Sacramento Read Article

Don’t let bad policy fuel healthcare inflation - Capitol Weekly

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Now is the worst time for California’s leaders to inflict unforced errors and bad laws that will make the healthcare system even more unstable—especially when they will do nothing to lower costs. Senate Bill 41 (SB 41)—a bill currently under consideration in the State Capitol—is exactly such a mistake.Sacramento · Sacramento Read Article

[Opinion] It’s time for California to modernize public works penalties - Capitol Weekly

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

OPINION – California’s public works construction market is worth a staggering $46 billion—and growing. But behind this impressive figure lies a problem that’s costing workers, taxpayers, and responsible contractors alike: outdated penalty and registration systems that effectively reward cheaters and leave regulatory agencies dangerously underfunded.Opinion · Sacramento Read Article

Time running out on prison jobs for disabled workers in SEIU dispute - Capitol Weekly

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Without emergency legislation, a little more than two dozen disabled people, including veterans, who work as janitors at a state prison facility in Vacaville are poised to lose their jobs at the end of this month due to a protest lodged by the Service Employees International Union Local 1000.Sacramento · Sacramento Read Article

Canceling healthcare coverage for child care providers is a death sentence - Capitol Weekly

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Even though the state estimates payments for children in subsidized programs only cover 30% of the time and expense providers put into keeping children safe and learning, the Administration is walking away from a commitment to reimburse child care providers for the full cost of the care we provide.Sacramento · Sacramento Read Article

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