While most states do not require drivers at the helm of tractors, California adheres to a decades-old California Division of Occupational Safety and Health (Cal/OSHA) provision, Title 8, §3441(b), ...
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Due process shouldn’t depend on your ZIP code — why SB 1194 matters for agricultural communities
OPINION — California is home to more immigrants than any other state in the union. California is also home to the Central Valley, a region that produces more than half of the nation’s fruits, nuts and ...
Lobbyist, author and McGeorge law professor Chris Micheli offers a quick look at what’s coming up this week under the Capitol Dome.
We're joined today by Larry Lee, Publisher of The Sacramento Observer, and head of the rapidly expanding OBSERVER Media Group, which now includes the Sacramento News and Review, the Chico News and ...
Capitol Weekly welcomes Opinions on California public policy or politics. Please read our guidelines for opinion pieces ...
Biz? Nonprofits want to know. California’s more than 110,000 nonprofits (501c3 public charities) employ nearly 1.5 million ...
Despite the industry’s efforts at greenwashing, biomass is a proven loser for our health, climate, forests and wallets.
California cardrooms historically have been among the worst violators of AML law, according to enforcement actions by FinCEN, the nation’s primary regulator of AML mandates.
Having worked her way up to Vice President after starting at the company in 2019, Megan Yee is one of the invaluable team ...
Texas financier Charles Hurwitz had used high-interest bonds to purchase Pacific Lumber Co. To pay off the debt, he and his ...
We’re joined today by Asm. Josh Lowenthal (D – Long Beach) who spoke with us about his bills, AB 1709 and AB 2 - both signed ...
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