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Los Angeles Mayor Signs Ordinance Restricting Immigration Agents’ Use of City Property (opens the original)
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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass signed an ordinance on Sept. 30 that puts parts of her February executive directive on “federal overreach” regarding immigration enforcement into local code governing city operations. The ordinance says that, unless required by federal or state law, no city property may be used as a staging area, processing location, or base of operations for immigration enforcement. It requires signs stating the same at city parking lots, vacant lots, and similar open property. It a
DNC Sues Over Pentagon Change to Overseas Voter Form (opens the original)
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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) sued the Department of War and the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) on Oct. 1 over the removal of a checkbox from the federal form Americans abroad use to register to vote and request mail ballots. The lawsuit names the Department of Defense, the department’s legal name. Under a September 2025 executive order, the department also uses Department of War as a secondary title, which appears on its letters to OMB. The checkbox, which read “I am a U.S. cit
Newsom Tells California Agencies to Keep Saying AI Despite Trump ‘Super Intelligence’ Order (opens the original)
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Sept. 30 ordered state agencies to keep using the term “artificial intelligence,” one day after President Donald Trump directed the federal executive branch to replace it with “super intelligence.” Newsom signed an executive order saying all agencies and departments under his authority “shall refer to Artificial Intelligence and AI as ‘Artificial Intelligence’ and ‘AI,’ notwithstanding any rebranded or different terminology used by the federal government, unless i
Newsom Signs Law Letting California Sue Single Companies Over Monopoly Behavior (opens the original)
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) on Sept. 30 signed an antitrust law that allows the state to sue a single company for monopoly behavior. Until now, that law has covered only agreements between two or more companies to fix prices, limit production, or otherwise restrain trade. Only the attorney general or a district attorney can bring a case under the new provisions. Private parties cannot. To win a case, prosecutors must prove a company has “substantial market power.” The law also states that a
New Jersey Governor Plans to Double Homes on State Land to 40,000 (opens the original)
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New Jersey will double the number of homes built on state-owned land, from 20,000 to 40,000, Gov. Mikie Sherrill announced on Sept. 29. The plan, unveiled at the Governor’s Conference on Housing and Economic Development in Atlantic City, also sets up a “shot clock” meant to keep permit applications moving on clear timelines. It launches a new tax credit auction that the governor’s office said will generate tens of millions of dollars for affordable housing. The plan was developed by the Housing
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