california politics

California Getting Closer To Having Lawmakers Wear Donors’ Logos

This ballot initiative wants to make lawmakers more transparent.
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The End Of The Tampon Tax Could Be Near In California

"We are being taxed for being born as women."
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California Adopts Strong Equal Pay Protections

Gov. Jerry Brown signed the California Fair Pay Act into law Tuesday.
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Right To Die Becomes Law In California

Terminally ill Californians can now take their lives into their own hands.
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Carly Fiorina Sharpened Political Edges In 2010 Senate Bid

Her unsuccessful campaign against Barbara Boxer in California served as a preview of the GOP contender's acerbic style on the 2016 trail.
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Game-Changing Ethnic Studies Bill Heads To California Governor

Gov. Brown has yet to say whether he'll sign the bill creating a model ethnic studies curriculum that districts could use.
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California Legislature Approves Ban On 'Redskins' Mascots

Four high schools would have to choose a new mascot under legislation passed Thursday.
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California Lawmakers Move To Ban Confederate Names On Public Buildings

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Group That Claims To Represent Small Businesses Goes To Bat For Corporations In Lead Paint Case

The "mom and pop" business group is fighting California's lead paint ruling on behalf of three corporate defendants.
By Debra Varnado, Capital & Main

Here's What It Would Look Like If Lawmakers Wore Donors' Logos Like NASCAR Drivers

A group of protesters in California imagined their legislators in NASCAR-style uniforms.
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