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网页by CHRIS MICHELI posted 09.06.2024. Members of the state and federal judiciary branches play a role in the California lawmaking process as a part of our government’s system of “checks and balances.”. When California statutes or regulations are legally challenged, for example, then the state or federal court that makes a determination ...
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网页CAPITOL WEEKLY PODCAST: Former California State Assemblymember and current Fair Political Practices Commissioner Catharine Baker has been appointed director of the newly opened University of California Student and Policy Center, UC’s hub in Sacramento, located just steps from the state capitol. Baker will lead public programming and outreach, aimed at introducing UC students and faculty into ...
A look at the 2023 Top 100 - Capitol Weekly
网页2023年8月21日 · CAPITOL WEEKLY PODCAST: Each year, Capitol Weekly’s Top 100 names the most powerful movers and shakers in California politics. We don’t include elected officials. Instead, we look at those who devote their professional lives to fighting for – or against – issues of state politics and policy, including lobbyists, bureaucrats, activists, trade group leaders, Capitol staffers and even ...
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网页Each year since 2009, Capitol Weekly has published an annual list of the one hundred most powerful movers and shakers in California politics and public policy: The Top 100. We don’t include elected officials. Instead, we look at those who devote their professional lives to fighting for – or against – issues of state politics
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网页2022年8月10日 · This year’s list also reflects changes out there in the real world. The Supreme Court’s repeal of Roe v Wade, the surprise compromise reached on MICRA, the criminal allegations against a major California labor leader, changes in the cannabis market, retirements and departures – all are reflected on the Top 100.
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网页2020年2月28日 · CAPITOL WEEKLY PODCAST: Our guest today, Lisa Countryman-Quiroz is the CEO of Jewish Vocational Service (JVS) – a San Francisco nonprofit that helps jobseekers gain the skills and confidence to secure high quality jobs at a living wage. Since 1973, JVS has helped more than 100,000 Californians find quality jobs and gain economic mobility. While the organization is rooted in Jewish tradition ...
Special Episode: Proposition 32 – Minimum Wage Increase
网页5 天之前 · CAPITOL WEEKLY PODCAST: This episode of the podcast presents a discussion of Proposition 32, which would raise California's Minimum Wage. The "Yes" side was presented by Saru Jayaraman of One Fair Wage. The "No" side was presented by Jot Condie of the California Restaurant Association. The moderator was Phil Willon of the Los Angeles Times.
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网页OPINION – As a former foster youth who is also transgender, finding a home where I felt safe was a struggle for most of my life. Governor Newsom has a chance to ensure that youth who are transitioning out of foster care have the safety of a home where they can be themselves by signing a bill headed to his desk, AB 2802 by Assemblymember Brian Maienschein (D-San Diego).
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The Top 100 Turns 15 - Capitol Weekly
网页2023年8月16日 · When I took over as editor of Capitol Weekly back in January, the first thing most people wanted to know was what kind of changes I was going to make. My very honest response was that I wasn’t planning any major changes at all. To quote the old colloquialism, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” But that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t freshen it up from time to time. And with that ...