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Lawmakers: Is California homeless spending working?- CalMatters
April 17, 2023 In the NewsThe state has spent billions of dollars on homelessness in recent years. So why is the crisis getting worse instead of better?That’s what a bipartisan group of California legislators is trying to get to the bottom of by calling for...
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Celebration of life for Citrus Heights councilman to be held April 15
April 11, 2023 In the NewsA celebration of life has been scheduled to take place this weekend for former Citrus Heights Councilman Steve Miller.The event is set to be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, April 15, at the Citrus Heights Community Center, according to...
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Assembly Public Safety Committee Votes Down School Safety Legislation
March 7, 2023 Press ReleaseSACRAMENTO - Today Assemblyman Josh Hoover (R-Folsom) announced that the Assembly Committee on Public Safety rejected his bill, AB 257, which would have prohibited homeless encampments within 500 feet of a school, daycare center, playground, or youth center. The bill...
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Assembly Public Safety Committee Rejects Common Sense Legislation to Reduce Retail Theft
March 2, 2023 Press ReleaseSACRAMENTO - Today Assemblyman Josh Hoover (R-Folsom) announced that the Assembly Committee on Public Safety rejected his bill, AB 75, to restore pre-Proposition 47 penalties for serial theft offenders with multiple prior convictions. The bill was killed on a 2-6...
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California Republicans Call on Governor to Prevent Summer Gas Price Surge
February 24, 2023 Letters -
In California Legislature, 500 bills beat the deadline
February 21, 2023 In the NewsCalifornia doesn’t really need 2,600 new laws, right? Nevertheless, state lawmakers proposed 500 new bills on Friday, the 2023 session’s introduction deadline, bringing the total to about 2,600. That’s the most in more than a decade, according to veteran Capitol lobbyist Chris...
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Education Advocates Join In Non-Partisan Summit
February 14, 2023 In the NewsMore than 100 grassroots parent advocates, newly-elected parent school board members and education experts from 26 counties across California came together in Sacramento earlier this month for California Policy Center’s Parents, Not Partisans Legislative Summit.The parent and community leaders who...
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Amid litigation and a lost Democratic seat, group urges California lawmakers to rethink costly Capitol project
February 13, 2023 In the NewsSACRAMENTO, Calif. —Amid an ongoing lawsuit, continued transparency concerns and voter refusal to reelect the lawmaker who was the face of the effort, opponents of the California Capitol Annex project are urging state leaders to rethink the $1.2 billion plan."We...