EDA awards over $24 million in grants for economic development projects in California in 2023
The Economic Development Administration (EDA) issued 22 grants totaling $24,019,508 in 2023 to fund economic development projects in California.
Teacher workload and retention pressures rise as 1 in 5 consider leaving profession
A recent survey conducted by Teacher Tapp highlights growing concerns among educators regarding job satisfaction and retention.
Who made largest political contributions in California in week ending March 15?
The 26 political contributions made during the week ending March 15 can be found here.
- Largest contributions to California committees in week ending March 15
- California ranks 4 among U.S. states for teacher starting salary
- Former HHS Official: DOGE should investigate ‘abuse and waste’ in 340 drug discount program utilized by 174 California hospitals
- Governor Newsom signs legislation concerning motor vehicle restitution
- Rep. Norma Torres criticizes GOP actions and Trump tariffs in April 2025 tweets
Ami Bera critiques Trump administration's policies affecting farmers and consumer costs
In a series of tweets on April 2, 2025, U.S. Congressman Ami Bera articulates his concerns over the Trump administration's discontinuation of federal funds affecting California farmers and families.
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Governor Newsom declares April 2025 as Autism Acceptance Month
Governor Gavin Newsom has issued a proclamation designating April 2025 as Autism Acceptance Month.
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CalChamber rebrands 'Job Killer' list, launches 2025 affordability agenda
CalChamber has unveiled its affordability agenda for 2025, rebranding its long-standing "Job Killer" list to a new initiative focused on promoting economic growth and cost reduction for Californian businesses and consumers.
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Governor Newsom announces career education plan for all Californians
Governor Gavin Newsom has introduced the Master Plan for Career Education, a comprehensive strategy aimed at creating high-paying, fulfilling careers for Californians, regardless of whether or not they have a college degree.
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Attorney General Bonta reminds businesses of anti-bribery laws despite federal suspension
California Attorney General Rob Bonta has issued a legal alert to businesses operating in the state, reiterating that bribing foreign-government officials remains illegal.
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Ami Bera praises Kenya's refugee support model and remarks on global political matters
Congressman Ami Bera addressed various international and national issues in his recent tweets.
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California wildlife crossing project reaches new milestone with soil placement
Soil is now being laid over the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing in Southern California, aligning with the ongoing development of the world's largest wildlife crossing.
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Santa Barbara County officials issue safety tips ahead of 2025 Deltopia weekend
As Deltopia approaches, the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office and Fire Department have issued important safety tips.
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Advocacy group highlights resource shortages for addressing student mental health
MyPayMySay, an advocacy group, has brought attention to the difficulties teachers face in managing a growing student mental health crisis.
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Teachers urged to check union opt-out windows before missing opportunity
MyPayMySay, an advocacy group, is urging educators to be aware of the limited timeframes known as opt-out windows during which they can resign from their unions.
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Political donations: Who contributed most in California during week ending March 8?
The 31 political contributions made during the week ending March 8 can be found here.
