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California bill would tax Big Tech to create tax credit for news organizations - Vimarsana News

California bill would tax Big Tech to create tax credit for news organizations

The tax would raise an estimated $500 million annually.

Source: yahoo.com
Secret Contract Aims to Upend Landmark California Prison Litigation - Vimarsana News

Secret Contract Aims to Upend Landmark California Prison Litigation

California has commissioned an exhaustive study of whether its prisons provide a constitutional level of mental health care, which it could use to try to end one of the lawsuits that have federal courts overseeing the state’s prisons. But corrections officials won’t disclose even basic details of the consultants’ contract, including its cost to taxpayers.

A secret contract aims to upend landmark California prison litigation on inmate mental health - Vimarsana News

A secret contract aims to upend landmark California prison litigation on inmate mental health

California commissioned an exhaustive study of prison mental health care but is keeping basic details a secret.

Source: yahoo.com
Legislators wanted 1,100 reports on how California's laws are working. Most haven't arrived - Vimarsana News

Legislators wanted 1,100 reports on how California's laws are working. Most haven't arrived

(CALMATTERS) - Talk to any California legislator about the budget deficit the state is facing, and you might hear a familiar refrain: It’s not just about

How Well Are California Programs Working? It's Hard to Say - Vimarsana News

How Well Are California Programs Working? It's Hard to Say

Given the state’s budget deficit, legislative leaders are calling for reviews of how existing programs are working. But more than 70 percent of the 1,118 agency reports due in the past year have not been submitted yet.