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The latest survey, from the UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies, still finds just 36% of all registered voters support removing Newsom from office
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Just 41 candidates filed all the paperwork necessary by the 5 p.m. Friday deadline to run to replace Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom in the Sept. 14 recall. Here's a quick look. -
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On Thursday, California became the first state to pass an income guarantee program where local governments can apply for state funds for universal basic income pilots.
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It could take several months for Garcetti to go through the confirmation process for his ambassadorship, meaning L.A. has entered an unprecedented transition period, with a mayor making a very slow exit from his job more than a year ahead of schedule.
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Newsom's new budget includes more stimulus payments, rent relief, and grants for small businesses.
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India’s clout is growing and it serves as a counterweight to China.
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Under Senate Bill 650, nursing home owners would have to disclose the finances of all entities under their umbrella that provide services to those facilities.
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If his nomination is approved, L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti will become U.S. Ambassador to India after eight years at the helm of city government.
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In a deposition as part of an ongoing lawsuit against the city of L.A., Garcetti's former communications director Naomi Seligman, contradicts testimony by the mayor.
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Rick Jacobs kept working with a familiar donor, the carpenters union, which — along with affiliated groups — has supported Garcetti-aligned campaigns and causes with more than $1 million.
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The program plans to give $500 a month for one year to 500 single-parent families in the 90813 zip code.
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LSD, MDMA and psilocybin (but not ketamine) could become legal for personal use if the bill makes its way through the legislative process.
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California voters will decide on Sept. 14 whether to throw Gov. Gavin Newsom out of office, making him the second governor in state history — and just the fourth nationwide — to face a recall.
