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California lawmakers approve last-minute, sweeping rollbacks of environmental law
California lawmakers on Monday approved one of the most substantial rollbacks of the state’s signature environmental review law in decades, including a controversial exemption that would allow high-tech manufacturing plants to be built in industrial zones with no environmental review.
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More than 50 years after becoming law, the California Environmental Quality Act has been pared down to streamline ...
The state's fiscal year begins July 1. As California faces a shortfall in the billions, here's a look at what the budget ...
Officials say the budget allocated $300 million to the Student Teacher Stipend Program and another $70 million to the Teacher ...
To help fill the budget deficit, Newsom and lawmakers agreed to shift some funding from Proposition 4, a $10 billion climate ...
Budget deal limits immigrant health coverage, uses rainy day funds as the state grapples with $12 billion shortfall.
Were a private corporation to cook its books like the state government does, its executives could wind up in jail for fraud.
The budget bill narrowly approved by the Senate on Tuesday includes massive funding infusions — roughly $150 billion — toward ...
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