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Assembly Republicans Demand Special Session to Tackle Widespread Fraud in California State Programs

Thursday, April 16

SACRAMENTO, CA – Assembly Republicans today called for a special legislative session aimed at addressing widespread fraud across California’s state programs. The announcement came during a press conference at the State Capitol, following recent high-profile arrests connected to a major hospice fraud ring, as... Read More.

Edward Jones has issued the Quarter Review.

Wednesday, April 15

Edward Jones has issued the Quarter Review. Markets react to policy clarity with all-time highs Entering the second half of 2025, tax and tariff uncertainties clouded the outlook for inflation, economic growth and monetary policy. But as the third quarter progressed, clarity emerged on several... Read More.

News about AB 2667 which Bans Deceptive Vapes

Wednesday, April 15

Heather Hardwick shared news about AB 2667, our deceptive vape bill, passed out of both policy committees unanimously! This bill bans the sale of deceptive vapes (highlighters, sharpies, hoodies, etc.) and penalizes distributors $50,000 per violation. This bill also allows schools to dispose of... Read More.

Why You Should Never Rescue a Baby Deer You Find Alone in the Wild

Wednesday, April 15

If you spot a baby deer curled up alone in the grass this spring, the best thing you can do is walk away The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is reminding outdoor enthusiasts and residents that fawn season is here, and those seemingly abandoned... Read More.

California White Sharks Protected No Fishing or Baiting Allowed

Wednesday, April 15

California Department of Fish and Wildlife wants to remind folks that White sharks are protected. White sharks are protected by state and federal law and it is NOT legal to target or recreationally fish for them. Also, when a white shark is present, even if... Read More.

California asparagus growers hang on despite acreage decline

Wednesday, April 15

Ever-increasing labor costs in California and free trade that led to a surge in cheaper, duty-free asparagus imports from Mexico have pushed the state’s asparagus industry to the brink of extinction. But a handful of growers and packers continue to hang on, with some even... Read More.

California Pushes Five Consumer Health Bills to Boost Safety and Transparency

Tuesday, April 14

SACRAMENTO, CA — As the legislative session unfolds in California, the Environmental Working Group (EWG) is championing five pivotal bills aimed at enhancing consumer health, safety, and environmental transparency. These proposed laws tackle pressing issues including energy costs, toxic chemical exposure, and food safety,... Read More.

Congratulations to California Basic Parole Agent Academy Class 1-26P Graduates

Sunday, April 12

Congratulations Basic Parole Agent Academy Class 1-26P. 38 agents join the ranks, prepared to uphold public safety through professionalism, accountability, and service to the people of California. Thank you to Oakland Police Chief James Beere for delivering the keynote address and sharing words of... Read More.

California Loses 180 Billion to Fraud in Government Programs Under Gavin Newsom

Thursday, April 9

A new report by City Journal, titled “Gavin Newsom’s Empire of Fraud,” finds California has lost “at least $180 billion to fraud” across major government programs. For years, warnings about fraud in state programs piled up, audits flagged risks, and investigations exposed gaps, yet Sacramento Democrats... Read More.

BLM Approves Exploratory Drilling for Gold and Minerals in Inyo County California

Thursday, April 9

The BLM has approved exploratory drilling at 22 sites totaling approximately half an acre of public lands within a 2,424-acre block of existing mining claims on public lands south of Lone Pine in Inyo County, California. The project would allow Mojave Precious Metals Inc. to... Read More.

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Assembly Republicans Demand Special Session to Tackle Widespread Fraud in California State Programs

Edward Jones has issued the Quarter Review.

News about AB 2667 which Bans Deceptive Vapes

Why You Should Never Rescue a Baby Deer You Find Alone in the Wild

California White Sharks Protected No Fishing or Baiting Allowed

California asparagus growers hang on despite acreage decline

California Pushes Five Consumer Health Bills to Boost Safety and Transparency

Congratulations to California Basic Parole Agent Academy Class 1-26P Graduates

California Loses 180 Billion to Fraud in Government Programs Under Gavin Newsom

BLM Approves Exploratory Drilling for Gold and Minerals in Inyo County California

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