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Newsom appoints former Rep. Katie Porter to California Community Colleges Board (opens the original)
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Gov. Gavin Newsom appointed former Rep. Katie Porter to the California Community Colleges Board of Governors. The board sets policies and other guidance for the 116 colleges and 73 districts that are part of California Community Colleges. The position pays a $100 per diem, and Porter will need confirmation from the state Senate to join the board, according to the governor’s office. The Irvine Democrat has also returned to teaching at the UC Irvine School of Law — instructing a bankruptcy law cou
Former Rep. Katie Porter appointed to California Community Colleges Board (opens the original)
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Gov. Gavin Newsom appointed former Rep. Katie Porter to the California Community Colleges Board of Governors. The board sets policies and other guidance for the 116 colleges and 73 districts that are part of California Community Colleges. The position pays a $100 per diem, and Porter will need confirmation from the state Senate to join the board, according to the governor’s office. The Irvine Democrat has also returned to teaching at the UC Irvine School of Law — instructing a bankruptcy law cou
OC lawmakers tackle healthy aging, suicide prevention and more as the legislative session ends (opens the original)
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A flurry in the statehouse last week can only mean one thing: This year’s legislative session is wrapping up. While the California Legislature doesn’t actually adjourn “sine die” — that’s a Latin term that means “without a day,” and it also signals the end of the legislative session — until Nov. 30, it’s today, Aug. 31, that closes out work. It’s the last day for the Assembly and the Senate to pass bills. That means it was a frenetic dash to the finish line last week for several priority bills f
California bill would ensure juvenile offenders in less restrictive programs have adequate care (opens the original)
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Sending juvenile offenders to community programs meant to keep them housed, fed and otherwise integrated back into society is great in theory, said Sen. Bob Archuleta. But he wants to make sure such programs are, in practice, working and serving California’s young people. So Archuleta, a Democrat who represents Brea and Placentia in the statehouse, is pushing a bill that would require judges to take into consideration whether “less restrictive programs” have certain programming expectations and
Lawmakers seek to prevent candidates from using campaign funds to fight sexual abuse, misconduct allegations (opens the original)
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A bipartisan bill recently introduced in Congress would prohibit candidates for a federal office from using campaign funds to pay for legal fees or other costs stemming from sexual abuse, assault or harassment claims. It would bar a federal candidate or officeholder from using campaign funds to pay for their legal defense, settlements or other court-ordered judgments that result from such allegations. And it would also prohibit a candidate from using those funds to pay for investigators or oppos
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