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When should I get my flu shot in California? How to protect yourself this fall (opens the original)
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The start of fall is underway in California. With it comes the beginning of another respiratory virus season. Two types of influenza — A and B — are responsible for the seasonal flu epidemics that sicken people, according to the California Department of Public Health. Influenza viruses can circulate year-round, but activity typically increases during the fall and winter months. “Many respiratory viruses, including flu, (respiratory syncytial virus) and COVID-19 circulate year-round in the United
California’s largest state worker union to hold a strike authorization vote (opens the original)
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California’s largest state worker union announced Monday that it’s holding a strike authorization vote. SEIU Local 1000, which represents about 100,000 state workers across nine bargaining units, accuses the state of bargaining in bad faith. The union’s contract expired at the end of June. “If our members vote yes, they are giving our union the authority to call a strike, and thousands of state workers could walk off the job if the Newsom administration refuses to bargain fairly,” SEIU Local 100
a reminder of California worker laws. What you should know (opens the original)
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Workers across the country are preparing to relax and take time off this Labor Day holiday. To keep you informed, The Sacramento Bee has compiled a list of up-to-date state wage and labor laws to make sure you know your rights and entitlements as a worker in California. \ California’s minimum wage was raised to $16.90 an hour at the start of 2026 — an increase of 40 cents. The wage increases automatically yearly through a state formula that accounts for inflation, and it is set to rise to $17.40
Steve Hilton proposes paid family leave expansion funded by 10% workforce cut (opens the original)
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Republican gubernatorial hopeful Steve Hilton announced a plan Tuesday to expand California’s Paid Family Leave program from 8 to 12 weeks. The former Fox News host said he’d pay for the plan by cutting $1 billion a year from state spending as part of a broader plan that calls for eliminating high speed rail funding and cutting the state workforce by 10%. Trailing Democrat Xavier Becerra by double digits in a UC Berkeley poll last month, Hilton is aiming to broaden his pool of support in blue-ti
California to sue Trump administration again over mail-in voting restrictions (opens the original)
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Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Monday that California intends to sue the Trump administration again over President Donald Trump’s efforts to impose new restrictions on mail-in voting ahead of the November midterms. The announcement came after the U.S. Supreme Court allowed the administration to move forward with key parts of Trump’s March executive order on elections, pausing a lower court ruling that California and other states had previously won. Trump’s order called for the federal government to
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