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There is nothing special about California’s phony legislative session to fight Trump | Opinion
It is not too soon for members of either administration to begin preparing for what may be coming. But the notion is silly that California is more prepared for Donald Trump by moving a lousy $25 million into a legal fund.
California opens special session preparing for anti-Trump lawsuits
SACRAMENTO — California lawmakers returned to the Capitol here on Monday to open an emergency special session aimed at establishing a multimillion-dollar legal fund to combat the incoming Trump administration’s expected barrage of lawsuits.
History will — or at least should — see a $165 billion error in revenue estimates as one of California’s most boneheaded ...
Newsom seems to view the extra funding as advance collateral damage for California residents — their additional taxpayer ...
The California Legislature kicked off a special session Monday with two bills aimed at preparing the state for future ...
Oakland, California, had its credit rating cut two levels by Fitch Ratings, which cited the challenge of plugging budget gaps ...
California prisons are supposed to give $200 to people upon release to help them in their first days of freedom. Many did not ...
After clearing up a $47 billion budget deficit earlier this year, California may not be out of trouble just yet.
Lake County Record-Bee on MSN12d
California budget ‘roughly balanced’With tax revenue from high-earning Californians rebounding in recent months, the Legislature’s nonpartisan fiscal adviser ...
To deal with a budget deficit and a sizable enrollment drop, the schools will close at the end of the 2024-25 academic year.
California Governor Gavin Newsom wants to allocate as much as $25 million to challenge President-elect Donald Trump’s most ...
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