Union leaders have a message for Newsom: Regulate AI if you want to be president

California's governor will need a strong track record on AI regulation to win union and voter support for president in 2028, say labor leaders ...

Parents of trans kids ask: Does California really protect our rights?

AG Bonta's lawsuit against Rady Children's relies on a merger contract, not civil rights law—leaving trans families wondering what protections work ...

A top Democrat wants to know if California laws are working. Lawmakers get to pick which ones

Democratic Speaker Robert Rivas says the effort will create "a new culture" of accountability. But isn't fixing ineffective laws already lawmakers' job?

New transit housing bill revives California’s Democratic divisions over local control

California Democrats are still divided over a controversial law the governor signed last year to build more housing near major transportation hubs.
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Union leaders warn Newsom their campaign support hinges on his AI stance

Will Gov. Gavin Newsom, who's expected to run for president, seek to satisfy Silicon Valley and risk angering organized labor?

Licenciaturas en colegios comunitarios: los legisladores dicen que sí pero UC y CSU piden frenar el paso

Los colegios comunitarios de California quieren ofrecer más títulos de licenciado, pero UC y Cal State dicen que eso viola su ...

Maestros de San Diego planean su primera huelga en 30 años por problemas con el personal y los servicios de educación especial

Los maestros de San Diego anunciaron que la huelga se debe a que el distrito no cumple con los estándares de personal y ...