Governor Gavin Newsom signed a new law requiring California colleges to implement employee training and updated reporting procedures to combat human trafficking and sexual crimes on campus.
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Proposition 40 aims to fund health care through a billionaire wealth tax
Proposition 40 will appear on the November ballot to propose a one-time 5 percent tax on California billionaires to offset federal funding cuts to health care and social programs.
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Tapas para bebidas y pruebas de drogas: una nueva ley de California busca hacer bares más seguros
El 21 de Sept., Newsom promulgó una nueva ley que eliminó la fecha de vencimiento de una ley que obliga a los bares a proporcionar tapas para las bebidas cuando se soliciten y otra que exige ofrecer a los clientes dispositivos para detectar drogas. La ley regula el proceso de solicitud, expedición y suspensión de […]
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Drink lids and drug tests: A new California act aims to keep bars safer
Gov. Newsom signed a law removing the expiration date for the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act, requiring bars and nightclubs to provide drink lids and drug-testing kits at little to no cost while posting product stock online.
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Newsom explores an AI ‘kill switch’ through executive order
California Governor Gavin Newsom issued an executive order on Sept. 18 to increase oversight of powerful artificial intelligence systems and requested recommendations for enhanced safety measures and reporting requirements.
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La Corte Suprema bloquea la orden ejecutiva de Trump sobre restricciones al voto por correo
La Corte Suprema rechazó la petición de emergencia del Presidente Trump para permitir su orden ejecutiva sobre las restricciones de las boletas por correo el 14 de Sept. Su orden ejecutiva dijo que los oficiales electorales tenían que entregar listas de los que reciben boletas y prohibir a los que no estaban en la lista […]
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Supreme Court blocks Trump executive order on mail-in voting restrictions
The Supreme Court rejected President Trump’s emergency request to implement mail-in ballot restrictions, leaving the existing vote-by-mail process unchanged for the upcoming election.