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| California considers state-run bank for pot businesses "California and other states will need to lead when it comes to bringing the cannabis industry out of the shadows so that it can be properly regulated to prevent sales to minors, to protect the public's health and safety, and ensure cannabis businesses behave as legitimate tax-paying members of our ...
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| California Senate passes bill to protect wealthy from tax overhaul The California Senate has passed legislation that aims to protect wealthier taxpayers from facing higher federal tax bills under changes signed late last year by President Donald Trump. The Senate's Tuesday vote opens another front in the state's ongoing war with the Trump administration and ...
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| Legislature approves first state audit of bullet train project since 2012 Opponents of the project say it is likely to need hundreds of millions of dollars to billions of dollars in annual operating subsidies, based on California's high costs and its projected low fares. But rail authority executives have insisted that their ridership models and business plans show a subsidy would ...
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| California joins Montana and New York in creating state Net Neutrality rules The FCC's order killing Net Neutrality in December 2016 also includes a prohibition on states making their own telcoms rules that restore it (this is a mixed bag -- if states' rights don't permit them to overrule the FCC, then a future FCC that reinstates a Net Neutrality order could stop states whose ...
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| State of disunion: The cities and states that fought Trump's first-year agenda Tension between federal and state government is part of the American political tradition, and last year, both left- and right-leaning states pushed back hard. As a result, the America experienced by someone living in California, Nevada or Iowa may be a little different from what the president envisions, ...
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A taxpayer-backed bank for pot money? Maybe in California California's state treasurer and attorney general will study whether the state should create its own publicly owned bank to serve the state's now-legal cannabis industry. On a conference call Tuesday, State Treasurer John Chiang, a candidate for governor, said his office will look into costs, regulation and ...
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| Meeting Schedule 2017-2018 Green Core Team. Green Core Team meetings are held on an as-needed basis. Sustainability Working Group Meetings. Chair: Austin Eriksson. Working groups are aligned with the 10 sections of the Campus Sustainability Plan and members work to implement strategies and meet campus sustainability ...
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| Legacy and Vision: 2018 State of the CSU Last month, I celebrated my fifth year as your chancellor. As I look back and recount my numerous visits to the 23 campuses… the thousands of conversations with students, alumni, faculty, staff, administrators, trustees and the talent here in the Chancellor's Office… the many meetings with local, state ...
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| Study: California Could Lose Half Of State's Vegetatation To Climate Change Half of California's vegetation is at risk of dying because of warming temperatures, according to new UC Davis research. Capital Public Radio's Ezra David.
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