Ellie Prickett-Morgan
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Poll: majority of likely California voters support a billionaire tax (opens the original)
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A new poll from UC Berkeley found that the majority of likely voters support Prop 40 — the “Billionaire Tax.” The poll, released last week, shows that the tax is most popular with young voters and registered Democrats. Prop 40 would impose a one-time 5% tax on Californians with assets valued at more than $1 billion. California is home to more than 200 billionaires, according to reporting from Business Insider back in June. The funds are intended to make up for deep federal cuts to public healthc
Proposal to reintroduce grizzly bears dies in Senate (opens the original)
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Grizzly bears? In your backyard? The California legislature says not right now. Before the Gold Rush, it’s estimated that more than 10,000 California Grizzly bears lived across the state. By 1924, the bear, now emblazoned on our state flag, was extinct after a campaign of systematic hunting. In February, a bill was introduced that would have tasked the California Department of Fish and Wildlife with creating a “roadmap” for how to bring grizzly bears back. The Tejon Indian Tribe and the Yurok Tr
California rideshare drivers form a union (opens the original)
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California is home to more than 800,000 active rideshare drivers. State regulations enacted last year required that 30% of active drivers pledge support for a union before one could form. In Los Angeles yesterday, drivers and organizers celebrated the formation of the largest gig driver union in the nation. California is home to more than 800,000 active rideshare drivers. State regulations enacted last year required that 30% of active drivers pledge support for a union before one could form. Las
Alameda County approves LGBTQ+ health initiative (opens the original)
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The Alameda County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a $1.5 million health initiative earlier this week, funding services for LGBTQ+ residents. The newly approved funding will go towards expanding access to gender-affirming healthcare, mental health services, crisis response, and healthcare navigation for the county’s LGBTQ+ residents. In 2025, the Trump administration cut more than $800 million in grant funding for LGBTQ+ health programs and research, according to reporting from the New
Santa Clara court will decide if Flock suit proceeds (opens the original)
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Thursday, a Santa Clara Superior Court will decide if a lawsuit alleging San Jose misused automated license plate readers can go forward. In November of 2025, two San Jose nonprofits filed suit against the city, the Mayor’s office, and the Police Department. The central issue is warrantless searches of the license plate reader database. Sayra Hussain, a lawyer for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, says that violates the California Constitution. "There are ways to challenge this sort of mass su
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