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Families from Uvalde, Texas, are traveling to Los Angeles to confront tech giant Meta and “Call of Duty” publisher Activision in court, alleging they market gun violence to young people through video games and social media.
One bill supported by the California Legislative Black Caucus focuses on lineage rather than race and could skirt around the federal affirmative action ban.
Robert “Bob” Cooper of the L.A. firm Gibson Dunn defended some of the country’s largest and most recognizable companies from antitrust and patent lawsuits, using his Midwestern charm and expert strategy to win over juries and judges throughout the 1980s and ‘90s.
With Newsom’s challenge to Trump in limbo, California politicians are seemingly powerless to fight back, from federal court to the state Legislature.
California Senate Bill 627 would ban law enforcement from wearing masks on the job, a response to photos of ICE agents covering their faces as immigration enforcement in the state ramps up.
Republicans continued to chastise Padilla, using words like “launch,” “lunge” and “bum rush” to describe Padilla’s behavior as he began to try to pose a question to Noem.
State Democratic legislators unanimously elect Monique Limón of Santa Barbara to take over as Senate president pro tem next year.
Some fire relief bills are still working their way through the Legislature, including some that could ease burdens on the FAIR Plan and improve the permitting process for rebuilding.
One of the strongest voting blocs in Sacramento denounced Gov. Gavin Newsom’s proposed budget, which included cuts to immigrants’ access to Medi-Cal.
In a unanimous vote, California lawmakers passed a bill increasing the penalty for buying sex from older teens. The bill faced political turmoil in the last month.
