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“It’s time that we pass legislation that decriminalizes cannabis, removes existing felonies and establishes a regulated market.” By Indiana Rep. Blake Johnson (D) Across the country, states—including most of our neighbors—have realized the benefits of cannabis legalization, yet Indiana has continued to ignore them—a fact that has us falling far behind in our competition for […]

IMPERIAL COUNTY – Two recent press releases, one from the City of El Centro and the other from Brawley’s Pioneers Memorial Healthcare District, highlight the opposing views to the controversial

EL CENTRO — AB 918 moved to the Governor’s desk after it passed the Senate Floor and Assembly Floor for concurrence during the final day of the legislative session Thursday,

SB 799, which would allow individuals on strike to collect UI benefits, passes the Assembly Floor. By News Desk Senate Bill 799, jointly authored by Assemblyme

SACRAMENTO – On Thursday, September 7, Senator Steve Padilla’s (D-San Diego) legislation to accelerate California’s efforts to approve energy transmission projects, Senate Bill 619, passed the Assembly Floor with bipartisan

Assembly Speaker Pro Tempore Cecilia Aguiar-Curry, D-Yolo, successfully pushed an assembly constitution amendment aimed at reducing hurdles for creating housing and infrastructure projects across the state through the Assembly Floor.

News Briefs

By Antonio Ray Harvey | California Black Media L to R Assemblymember Isaac Bryan ( D-Los Angeles),  Assemblymember Lori Wilson ( D-Suisun) 

The Democrats on the Assembly Public Safety Committee ignored their responsibility, to their great embarrassment on Thursday. | Opinion

HOUSE DEBT CEILING BILL WOULD’VE ‘SUNK NY’: Just hours after President Biden signed the debt limit bill negotiated, in part, by Majority Leader Charles Schumer, the Senator announced that New Yorkers can breathe a sigh of relief because under his Senate majority, he was able to kill the original bill, which would have sunk NY