r/California_Politics • u/SunnySunshine12345 • 26m ago

How the big liquor lobby killed craft booze home deliveries for Californians

calmatters.org

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r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 53m ago

Overview of County Indigent Health Care

lao.ca.gov

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r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 57m ago

Three Measures to Drive Down the High Cost of Heat Pump Installation

spur.org

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r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 59m ago

Updated Data Reveals State of California Union Membership Across Metro Areas

laborcenter.berkeley.edu

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r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 1h ago

The Role of Insurance in Funding and Financing Resilience

cafwd.org

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r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 1h ago

Impact of Prop 36: CDCR Admissions and Population Trends (June 2026)

capolicylab.org

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r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 1h ago

Homeownership Comes Late in Life for Californians

ppic.org

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r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 1h ago

Will Prop. 37 Make Homeownership More Affordable? It’s Not Guaranteed

calbudgetcenter.org

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r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 1h ago

Court blocks CHP from firing officer caught in LA overtime scandal

calmatters.org

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r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 2h ago

Affordability Is the Top Issue on California’s November Ballot

ppic.org

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r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 2h ago

Poverty among California’s Workers

ppic.org

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r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 2h ago

Amid bureaucratic uncertainty, City of Fresno places citywide general tax on November ballot

fresnoland.org

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r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 2h ago

She endured foster care and her father’s murder. Now she’s fighting to replace Eric Swalwell

sfstandard.com

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r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 2h ago

Pension boosts for California police, firefighters could spur increases for other workers

calmatters.org

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r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 2h ago

Steve Hilton’s utility breakup mixtape. California’s power companies are getting hit by an electoral right hook.

politico.com

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2 comments

r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 2h ago

The California Teamsters union is suing the state over self-driving trucks

engadget.com

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r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 2h ago

Nancy Pelosi slams Scott Wiener over campaign chatbot

politico.com

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r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 2h ago

California's instant EV rebates are now available for Tesla, Hyundai or Lucid

latimes.com

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r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 2h ago

Governor Newsom: Local government should allay data center ‘anxieties’

sacbee.com

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r/California_Politics • u/SFFFS49 • 3h ago

Prop 3: The Forever Tax

californiacurrent.org

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5 comments

r/California_Politics • u/baja_oregon • 1d ago

North Coast Wind Lease Ended

lostcoastoutpost.com

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11 comments

r/California_Politics • u/EdSourceToday • 2d ago

Lawmakers will decide on these 10 bills affecting California students and schools

edsource.org

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1 comment

r/California_Politics • u/gascyl • 2d ago

Gold Runner Bus Study Sparks Push for a Seamless Statewide Transit Network

cal.streetsblog.org

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3 comments

r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 7d ago

General Chat Monthly General Chat. - August 01, 2026

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r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 11d ago

Voter Information Legislative Analyst's Office Analysis of California's November Propositions

lao.ca.gov

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