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California
California Democrats divided over COVID-19 stimulus, millionaire tax to fund economic recovery
Politics
Bill setting standards for 'less lethal' police weapons passes committee
The bill is backed by a coalition of state legislators, including Assemblywoman Shirley Weber, D-San Diego, and Sen. Maria Elena Durazo, D-Los Angeles.
Politics
Leslie Furcron calls for change after beanbag round injury
AB 66 would ban the use of tear gas and restrict police weapon tactics.
Politics
With seniors staying home, young people needed to fill poll worker shortage
Many retirees that normally work on election day are staying home due to health concerns.
Politics
Millennials, Gen Z wanted to be poll workers during the election
With many retirees staying safe at home, some organizations are recruiting young people to work at polling places.
Local News
California lawmakers: Pay unemployment claim money now
Legislators want California's Employment Development Department to pay now, review claims later.
Local News
California lawmakers: Pay unemployment claim money now
Legislators want California's Employment Development Department to pay now, review claims later.
Politics
San Diego Republicans criticize mail-in ballot system
The San Diego County Registrar of Voters said he has not seen systematic voter fraud in the past.
Politics
GOP questions mail-in ballots
The San Diego County Registrar of Voters said his office is prepared for an influx of mail-in voters.
Politics
San Diego City Council votes to 'assert authority' from federal law enforcement action
The resolution brought before the council by Council President Georgette Gómez cites unidentifiable federal police in Portland.
Local News
Critics demand fairer prop ballot labels and summaries, but lawsuits are flaming out
Over the last two weeks, Attorney General Xavier Becerra has been sued six times for the way he has summarized some of this year’s most contentious ballot measures.
Local News
California lawmakers call on governor to overhaul employment agency, fulfill unpaid jobless claims
State lawmakers list key recommendations to overhaul the system and get the EDD to start paying up benefits still owed to more than one million Californians.
Politics
Bill setting standards for 'less lethal' police weapons passes committee
The bill is backed by a coalition of state legislators, including Assemblywoman Shirley Weber, D-San Diego, and Sen. Maria Elena Durazo, D-Los Angeles.
Politics
Leslie Furcron calls for change after beanbag round injury
AB 66 would ban the use of tear gas and restrict police weapon tactics.
Politics
With seniors staying home, young people needed to fill poll worker shortage
Many retirees that normally work on election day are staying home due to health concerns.
Politics
Millennials, Gen Z wanted to be poll workers during the election
With many retirees staying safe at home, some organizations are recruiting young people to work at polling places.
Local News
California lawmakers: Pay unemployment claim money now
Legislators want California's Employment Development Department to pay now, review claims later.
Local News
California lawmakers: Pay unemployment claim money now
Legislators want California's Employment Development Department to pay now, review claims later.
Politics
San Diego Republicans criticize mail-in ballot system
The San Diego County Registrar of Voters said he has not seen systematic voter fraud in the past.
Politics
GOP questions mail-in ballots
The San Diego County Registrar of Voters said his office is prepared for an influx of mail-in voters.
Politics
San Diego City Council votes to 'assert authority' from federal law enforcement action
The resolution brought before the council by Council President Georgette Gómez cites unidentifiable federal police in Portland.
Local News
Critics demand fairer prop ballot labels and summaries, but lawsuits are flaming out
Over the last two weeks, Attorney General Xavier Becerra has been sued six times for the way he has summarized some of this year’s most contentious ballot measures.
Local News
California lawmakers call on governor to overhaul employment agency, fulfill unpaid jobless claims
State lawmakers list key recommendations to overhaul the system and get the EDD to start paying up benefits still owed to more than one million Californians.
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