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Cummins Inc. Faces Record Fine for Emission Standards Violations

Record-breaking fine In a historic settlement, Cummins Inc., one of the world's largest engine manufacturers, has agreed to pay a record-breaking fine and additional costs totaling $2 billion. The charges stem from allegations that around one million pickup trucks were equipped with illegal devices, bypassing both California and

Gavin Newsom approves the latest laws in California.

Empowering California's Clean Energy Future: AB 1373 Assembly Bill 1373, spearheaded by Assemblymembers Eduardo Garcia and Phil Ting, alongside Senator Josh Becker, is a pivotal step towards establishing a sustainable energy landscape in California. The bill grants the state Department of Water Resources the authority to procure clean

California's Senatorial Hopefuls: Navigating Critical Issues

In the race for California's next U.S. senator, candidates are vying to present themselves in distinct lights. Rep. Adam Schiff champions himself as a defender of democracy, Rep. Katie Porter as an anti-corruption crusader, and Rep. Barbara Lee as a courageous progressive. On the Republican side, Eric

Cooling California: Los Angeles County Proposes Maximum Temperature for Rental Units

Setting the Stage: L.A. County Moves to Address Rental Unit Temperatures In a groundbreaking move, Los Angeles County's Board of Supervisors has voted to initiate the development of an ordinance that would establish a maximum temperature for rental units. While current regulations protect renters from excessively cold

The Return of Penmanship in Public Schools

In an era dominated by keyboards and screens California has taken a bold step by reinstating cursive instruction in public school curricula. This move, part of a growing trend in several states, sparks debates on the relevance and significance of teaching cursive in today's digital world. Ayan Patience&

The Impact of the $20-An-Hour Minimum Wage on Businesses

California's fast-food landscape is undergoing seismic changes As a new state law promises a substantial boost in hourly wages for fast-food workers. Marcus Walberg, owner of four Fatburger franchises in Los Angeles, shares insights into the challenges and strategic shifts his restaurants are making to weather this unprecedented

California’s Budget Crisis: Newsom Proposes Cuts to Tackle $37.9-Billion Deficit

Budgetary Strain Unveiled: The $37.9-Billion Challenge In the face of a considerable $37.9-billion budget deficit, California finds itself grappling with the aftermath of weaker-than-expected state revenues, overspending based on inaccurate budget projections, and delayed tax deadlines. Governor Newsom’s new deficit estimate, more than double the previous shortfall

Navigating the Future of California's Court System: The Battle Over Remote Hearings

Introduction: Stay informed with our weekly email delivering all the crucial Golden State news. In this edition, we delve into the ongoing struggle to make remote court appearances a permanent feature in California. I. The Remote Courtroom Revolution: Since the pandemic, Californians, including lawmakers like Sen. Tom Umberg, have embraced

Concerns and Regulation over Autonomous Taxis

Concerns about Safety Amidst Waymo's provision of complimentary rides in Santa Monica and Venice, concerns about the safety of autonomous vehicles have escalated among Los Angeles officials. Mayor Bass has urged regulators to intensify their scrutiny of automated taxis and asserted that the city should play a role

Adam Schiff Enters California Senate Race

Section 1: Critical Endorsement in California Senate Race In a significant development for California’s closely watched Senate primary, the Los Angeles Times has thrown its support behind Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), providing a substantial boost to his candidacy in a race that is anticipated to be the most expensive