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As we approach the holiday season, California employers may have uncertainty about handling holiday pay and related issues with holiday closures and rules on paid holidays and holidays listed in the Government Code.

By KAREN VELIE The California Fair Political Practices Commission voted Thursday to penalize San Simeon’s general manager for the "inherent harm" he did

Senate Bills 9 and 10, seek to increase infill density by encouraging more residences on properties that presently are used as single-family lots. If such bills are attached to HOAs, it could literally destroy the foundation of such communities.

The new water rules in the form of two bills are being pushed by Moonbeam Jerry. The government will monitor every usage of water in every household and in businesses but the pools and spas of the rich will be excluded.

I recently went back through the results for bills authored by State Senator Steve Glazer and Assemblymember Rebecca Bauer-Kahan -- the two Orinda Democrats who represent the Tri-Valley in the respective houses.

By KAREN VELIE San Luis Obispo County will consider which redistricting maps to move forward at a special meeting tonight, as the county works to set

The Civil Service Commission (CSC) said Friday, Oct. 22, that the barangay officials and Sanggunian Members may apply for special eligibilities as provided under the law. (CSC/MANILA BULLETIN FILE PHOTO) The CSC urged the local government officials to take advantage of the Barangay Official Eli

By KAREN VELIE The California Fair Political Practices Commission voted Thursday not to approve a penalty agreement with San Simeon's general manager

As the 2021 legislative season came to a close, Governor Gavin Newsom signed numerous bills into law.

On October 7, 2021, Governor Newsom signed Senate Bill 331, which will become law on January 1, 2022. Dubbed the “Silenced No More Act,” the new law effectively will eliminate an...