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State Assembly's Black Caucus Played Key Role in Brokering $20-Per-Hour Fast Food Worker Pay Deal - Vimarsana News

State Assembly's Black Caucus Played Key Role in Brokering $20-Per-Hour Fast Food Worker Pay Deal

After months of heated political fights, and just before the Sept.14 deadline for passing bills introduced during the 2023 legislative session, the California Assembly passed Assembly Bill (AB) 1228, the “Fast Food Franchisor Responsibility Act.” | By Antonio Ray Harvey California Black Media After months of heated political fights, and just before the Sept.14 deadline for passing bills introduced during the 2023 legislative session, the California Assembly passed Assembly Bill (AB) 1228, the “Fast Food Franchisor Responsibility Act.” Just before midnight, the Senate did the same with ...

New Law Limits What Books School Districts Can Ban, After School Districts Tried To Ban A Bunch Of Books - Vimarsana News

New Law Limits What Books School Districts Can Ban, After School Districts Tried To Ban A Bunch Of Books

Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB 1078 into law Monday. It is designed to end book bans in schools across the state.

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California bans book bans and textbook censorship in new law signed Monday - Vimarsana News

California bans book bans and textbook censorship in new law signed Monday

On Monday, Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB 1078, authored by Assemblymember Dr. Corey Jackson, which prohibits book bans and textbook censorship into law.

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New California law gives the state more power over local school boards - Vimarsana News

New California law gives the state more power over local school boards

California signed into law a bill that aims to fine school boards for having “insufficient instructional materials" based on an assessment by the State Department of Education.

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