This legislative push aims to hold colossal corporations accountable after a devastating fire left Boyle Heights residents choking on foul odors and battling rodent infestations.
The California Legislature passed several immigration-related bills at the end of the 2025-26 legislative session, all of which now await a signature or veto from Gov. Gavin Newsom.
A new bill would require cold storage facility operators to have millions dedicated to support nearby residents if fires or other disasters break out in their facilities. The bill would also make Lineage Fire settlements tax-exempt.
State Assembly leaders say money is why this accountability and oversight bill isn’t moving forward.
As of Monday afternoon, crews are still fighting the massive Lineage Logistics warehouse fire that erupted in the Boyle Heights neighborhood o…
The California State Legislature is spending several hours on the floor this week voting on the hundreds of bills they plan to send to the gov…
While Governor Gavin Newsom was down the hall painting a sunny picture of the state’s budget forecast, the Senate and Assembly Appropriations …
California Democrats have not taken a break when it comes to Trump-proofing the state. As U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) conti…
The California Latino Legislative Caucus announced its 2026 legislative package, a series of 15 bills the group will prioritize through the re…
The California Assembly Transportation Committee voted on Monday to move forward with a bill that will clear the path for the state’s newest s…
