San Luis Obispo residents will vote for various local, state, and federal offices alongside several propositions during the midterm election held through Nov. 3.
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Departamento de EducaciĂłn elimina las enmiendas al TĂtulo IX realizadas por la administraciĂłn Biden
El Departamento de EducaciĂłn de Estados Unidos rescindiĂł las protecciones del TĂtulo IX de la administraciĂłn Biden, que incluĂan protecciones contra la discriminaciĂłn basada en el sexo. En 2024, la administraciĂłn Biden ampliĂł las regulaciones del TĂtulo IX de las enmiendas de EducaciĂłn de 1972 para incluir la “orientaciĂłn sexual” y la “identidad de gĂ©nero”. […]
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La Ley de Noticias Comunitarias de California podrĂa apoyar financieramente las salas de prensa locales
La Ley de Noticias Comunitarias de California podrĂa traer más dinero a las salas de prensa locales. Gob. Newsom tiene hasta hoy para convertirla en ley. Si se aprueba, California se convertirá en el cuarto estado en introducir un sistema de crĂ©dito para apoyar a las salas de prensa locales. Este proyecto de ley crearĂa […]
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Department of Education removes Title IX amendments made by Biden administration
The U.S. Department of Education reinstated the 2020 Title IX regulations, effectively removing the Biden administration’s expanded protections regarding gender identity and sexual orientation.
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After stepping down as head of Trump Media, former CEO Devin Nunes opens a wine bar in Pismo
Former Republican congressman Devin Nunes launched a wine tasting business in Pismo Beach following his resignation as CEO of Trump Media & Technology Group.
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California’s Community News Act could financially support local newsrooms
Governor Newsom is scheduled to sign the Community News Act by today’s deadline, a bill designed to provide refundable tax credits to California newsrooms to combat declining local journalism employment.
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California’s Get The Feds Out Act would create stricter hiring processes for former ICE employees
Governor Newsom has two days remaining to decide whether to sign the Get The Feds Out Act, a bill that would implement stricter hiring suitability reviews for former ICE officers seeking public employment in California.
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Former Arroyo Grande mayoral candidate found guilty of voter fraud Â
Former local mayoral and county clerk-recorder candidate, Gaea Powell, was found guilty of eight felonies and one misdemeanor, following a trial that ended Sept. 18. The former business consultant was charged with several counts of election and voter fraud from the 2022 and 2024 Arroyo Grande mayoral elections. She ran for the 2026 San Luis […]
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New bill prevents Artificial Intelligence from taking Cal State jobs
Governor Gavin Newsom signed a new bill into law, preventing Artificial Intelligence from replacing staff and faculty positions within the Cal State system.
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What’s on the June 2 ballot?
In California’s primary election on June 2, voters will see candidates for Board of Supervisors, County Superintendent of Schools, County Assessor, County Clerk Recorder, Auditor-Controller-Treasurer-Tax Collector-Public Administrator, California Legislature, U.S. Congress, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General, State Treasurer, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Insurance Commissioner, and Board of Equalization.
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Cal State Union sponsors bill to limit university executive salaries
California lawmakers have proposed AB 1831, a bill that would cap Cal State executive salaries at 125% of the governor’s salary, in an effort to prioritize student access and affordability.