California Law Requires Insurers to Cover Autism Therapy, But Will it Last?
California governor Jerry Brown signs law requiring insurance companies to cover autism therapies.
A realistic Dream Act for all
Only in the bitter partisanship of our moment could Texas Governor Rick Perry be denounced because he expressed compassion. In the most recent Republican presidential debate, Perry was hammered for supporting a Texas law that allows illegal immigrants to receive in-state tuition discounts at public universities. Now he has apologized for saying those who oppose helping illegals attend college “have no heart.”
California's September revenue misses target
California's revenue for September missed the state's budget projection by $301.6 million, raising the prospect that spending cuts could be triggered early next year, the state controller said on Monday.
Gov. Brown Extends Filmmakers Tax Credit Through 2015
California will continue offering filmmakers a 25 percent tax credit under a program Gov. Jerry Brown extended on Sunday.
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California Becomes First State to Ban Sunbed Use by Minors
To protect youngsters from the lethally dangerous radiation used in sunbeds, California Governor Jerry Brown a bill banning the use of sunbeds for anyone under the age of 18.
California Bans Under-18s From Using Tanning Beds
Califiornia children and youths under the age of 18 will no longer be allowed to use tanning beds under a bill Gov. Jerry Brown signed Sunday prohibiting minors from using ultraviolet tanning devices.
California bans use of tanning beds by minors
Minors in the state of California will no longer be allowed to use tanning beds after Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill on Sunday prohibiting anyone under the age of 18 from using ultraviolet tanning devices.
Dream Act California: What Gov. Brown's Bill Means for Students, Taxpayers
California Governor Jerry Brown announced Saturday that he has signed the second half of California's Dream Act legislative package, which will begin in 2013. But what is the Dream Act, and what impact will it have on California taxpayers?
California Governor Rejects Race, Gender College Admissions
California Governor Jerry Brown on Saturday vetoed legislation that would have allowed California universities to consider race and gender in student admissions, even though Brown said he agreed with its goal.
California Dream Act OK'd: Illegal Immigrants Can Now Apply for State Scholarships
Gov. Jerry Brown on Saturday signed the second half of the two-part California Dream Act, which makes illegal immigrant students eligible for state-funded scholarships and aid at state universities.
California Passes 'Dream Act' for Illegal Immigrant Students
Gov. Jerry Brown signed the second half of the two-part California Dream Act on Saturday, which will make undocumented immigrant students in California eligible for state-funded financial aid for college.
California allows college aid to illegal immigrants
California Governor Jerry Brown on Saturday signed a bill giving illegal immigrant college students access to state-funded financial aid, the second half of two-part legislation known as the Dream Act.
California Tightens Olive Oil Labeling Rules
California's burgeoning olive oil producers are counting on a newly enacted state labeling law to persuade more consumers that American brands are more virginal than their imported rivals.
California Shark Fin ban Signed into Law
Shark fin soup will disappear from the Golden State's menu in January 2013 under legislation signed into law on Friday by California Governor Jerry Brown.
California law fights regulation with regulation
In an odd twist, California business groups applauded Governor Jerry Brown for signing legislation on Thursday to create a new layer of government regulation they say will lessen the burdens imposed by future regulations.
California to end food stamp fingerprinting
Low-income Californians will no longer need to be fingerprinted when they apply for food stamp assistance, under legislation signed into law on Thursday by Governor Jerry Brown.
California's key revenue report near, may trigger cuts
California's leaders will next week get their first look at the state's September revenue, which will go a long way to determining whether they will need to cut yet more spending.
California Governor Vetoes Child-Care Unionization
California Governor Jerry Brown, saying no to the organized labor groups that helped elect him, vetoed a bill on Tuesday to allow some child-care workers to unionize.
2011: A Good Time to be a Shark?
The Marshall Islands, a tiny nation of atolls in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, has now become something of a Mecca for marine scientists, particularly those who study sharks. On Tuesday, the island nation passed a bill creating the world's largest sanctuary for sharks.
California Governor Jerry Brown Prevents Ban on Male Circumcision
California Governor Jerry Brown has signed a bill preventing local authorities from banning the practice of male circumcision. The bill, which takes effect immediately, comes in the wake of an effort by a San Francisco group opposed to male circumcision to enforce a city-wide ban of the practice in a November ballot measure.
12,000 California Prisoners Protest Living Conditions With Inmate Hunger Strike
Nearly 12,000 California inmates are participating in a hunger strike to call attention to the inhumane treatment of prisoners housed in solitary confinement.
California Governor Prevents Ban on Male Circumcision
California Governor Jerry Brown has signed a bill preventing local authorities from banning the practice of male circumcision.
California prevents ban on male circumcision
California Governor Jerry Brown announced on Sunday that he signed a bill preventing local authorities from banning the practice of male circumcision.
UC Berkeley Bake Sale: Opposition Building
UC Berkeley's provocative bake sale by Republican students, a poke in the eye of the university's politically correct establishment that recalls the school's free speech legacy, has sparked top-down opposition from university officials and student government leaders.
Mock Diversity Bake Sale Draws Protest at UC Berkeley
Student Republicans holding a bake sale at UC Berkeley to mock diversity efforts by state legislators were met on Tuesday by about 200 silent, black-clad protesters but little in the way of acrimony.
Bake Sale's Racial Pricing Rocks Campus
Student Republicans at the University of California at Berkeley have stirred up the famously left-wing campus with plans for a sale of baked goods priced according to the race and gender of buyers.
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