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Retired City Manager Mark Scott Answers Live Oak's Call - Vimarsana News

Retired City Manager Mark Scott Answers Live Oak's Call

Mark Scott to Take Live Oak City Manager's Seat Until Late 2024

Lawsuits over warning signs on streets are fair game, California Supreme Court says - Vimarsana News

Lawsuits over warning signs on streets are fair game, California Supreme Court says

SAN FRANCISCO (Legal Newsline) - California law provides broad immunity from lawsuits over how cities design their streets but plaintiffs can still sue over a lack of warning signs, the state’s highest court ruled, upholding a 50-year-old precedent against arguments it was illogical.

California Election Workers protected under new law - Orange County Breeze - Vimarsana News

California Election Workers protected under new law - Orange County Breeze

SB 1131, authored by Senator Josh Newman (D-Fullerton), addresses the rise in harassment of election workers.

CasaLago Eastlake – vanguard of Chula Vista government subsidies - Vimarsana News

CasaLago Eastlake – vanguard of Chula Vista government subsidies

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Bill Would Require Public Disclosure of Individual Workplaces With COVID Outbreaks - Vimarsana News

Bill Would Require Public Disclosure of Individual Workplaces With COVID Outbreaks

Bill Would Require Public Disclosure of Individual Workplaces With COVID Outbreaks The California State Assembly’s Labor and Employment Committee voted Thursday to forward a bill that would require the California Department of Public Health to post workplace COVID-19 outbreaks on its website. Five members of the committee, all Democrats, voted yes on Assembly Bill 654, with two Republican assemblymembers voting no. The bill expands on earlier legislation that mandated that the state post information online about outbreaks by industry, without naming employers. The new bill would go furth...

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