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| New California bill could serve as national model for skirting Trump's tax law Several states have said they are looking for ways to challenge or work around the new tax law, particularly states like California and New York where residents pay a higher level of local taxes that they have traditionally been able to deduct without any limits. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, D, has said ...
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| Monsanto wins support from 11 states in California cancer dispute Monsanto Co. has won support from 11 U.S. states in its attempt to stop California from requiring cancer warnings on products containing glyphosate, ratcheting up a legal fight over the company's popular weedkiller. Missouri, home to Monsanto's headquarters, along with other farm states including Iowa ...
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| Biologic dispute finds federal law pre-empts California state law claims In our prior article, "Sandoz v. Amgen: A landmark ruling, but state law claims still undecided" (Dec. 13), we discussed the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision relating to the Biologics Price Competition and Innovation Act and certain state law issues that were remanded to the U.S. Court of Appeals for ...
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| California Defiant in Face of Federal Move to Get Tough on Marijuana SAN FRANCISCO — The sale of recreational cannabis became legal in California on New Year's Day. Four days later, the Trump administration acted in effect to undermine that state law by allowing federal prosecutors to be more aggressive in prosecuting marijuana cases. A memo by Attorney General ...
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| California's Cannabis Industry Moves Out of the Shadows and Into the Flames The Northern California fires that collectively burned hundreds of thousands of acres, destroyed nearly 6,000 homes, and killed 43 people across eight counties in October are leaving a legacy from which it will take the state will take years to recover, with insurance claims at $9 billion and rising.
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| State cuts back on automatic kill permits for cougars CALIFORNIA. State cuts back on automatic kill permits for cougars. Published: Thursday, January 4, 2018. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife will no longer immediately give ranchers automatic depredation permits for mountain lions that have killed pets and livestock.
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| California's first stab at net neutrality law is more like a pinprick Following the FCC's abolition of national net neutrality regulations on December 14, California was one of the first states to act, with Democratic state Senator Scott Weiner (who represents San Francisco) announcing plans to draft legislation. But the bill he introduced on January 3, the first day of the ...
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| California Water Service names new district manager for Chico Bonacich joined Cal Water's Chico District in 1981, shortly after graduating from California State University, Chico. During his tenure, he served as an Operation Maintenance Worker, Serviceman, Superintendent, and Assistant District Manager. In 2015, he became the District Manager, where he has ...
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| A Conversation with California's Legislative Leadership About the Program. What are the most pressing issues the legislature should address in the next session? Legislative leaders—Patricia Bates, Republican leader, California State Senate; Kevin de León, president pro tem, California State Senate; and Anthony Rendon, speaker, California State ...
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