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State Sen. Bill Dodd, D-Napa, has “obtained a commitment” from CHP Commissioner Sean Duryee, Mayor Robert McConnell said.

AB 1360 creates a voluntary pilot program in Yolo and Sacramento Counties that will allow the courts to authorize temporary confined drug treatment, instead of jail or prison, for those who commit certain non-violent felonies due to their Substance Use Disorder (SUD).

California State University will be required to publicly disclose the outcome of sexual harassment complaints and investigations.

California State University will soon be required to publicly disclose the outcome of sexual harassment complaints and investigations and strengthen several other measures of accountability under a bill that Gov.

Newsom signs legislation from California Senator Bill Dodd.

Senate Bill 387 aims to give General Services more flexibility in setting lease terms, creating incentives for broadband providers to invest in much-needed infrastructure improvements.

Under provisions of SB 808, the outcome of any sexual harassment settlements would be posted on college websites and reported to the Legislature. Sen. Dodd plans follow-up legislation that would address other State Auditor recommendations.  

Californians can soon say goodbye to so-called junk fees, those startling charges that appear in a transaction only when a customer is about to hit "purchase."

Newsom signs legislation from California Senator Bill Dodd.

California State University will be required to publicly disclose the outcome of sexual harassment complaints and investigations.