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The state Assembly voted 59-0 to approve the California Abolition Act on March 21, which would amend the Constitution of California to end involuntary servitude in the state.

Commentary If you look at California tax increases by the state legislature, they almost always occur in even ...

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By Roger Niello Special to CalMatters The state of California is experiencing record-high budget surpluses while it also…

SACRAMENTO—Legislation to create a first-in-the-nation Fast Food Sector Council charged with regulating wages, working hours, and conditions affecting over half-a-million California fast food workers passed the state Assembly Jan. 31 and is on its way to the state Senate.

Experts told Newsweek Californias healthcare plans were a step too far and indicated the limitations of liberal ambitions.

Assembly Bill 1400 by Assemblyman Ash Kalra (D-San Jose) did not have the necessary votes to move forward ahead of a key deadline Monday.

Democrats control 56 of 80 votes in the state assembly, but they couldnt guarantee a majority for the proposal.

Assembly Bill 1400 by Assemblyman Ash Kalra (D-San Jose) did not have the necessary votes to move forward ahead of a key deadline Monday.

The bill must pass the State Assembly on Monday to survive.