There was a chance the judge could have sent him to the San Mateo County Jail to make it easier for his attorneys to meet with him.
Newsom faces backlash over violating own coronavirus rules for French Laundry party
California Gov. Gavin Newsom attended a birthday party for a political adviser with at least a dozen attendees at a Napa restaurant.
As California’s unemployed battle fraudsters, Bank of America adds double-dose of issues
Hundreds of thousands of Californians on unemployment are reporting fraud after finding their bank accounts have been drained.
Newsom warns of reopening setbacks as coronavirus cases surge
Gov. Gavin Newsom said Monday that more California counties are poised to move backward on the state’s reopening system as COVID cases increase.
State regulators recommend $166mil fine to PG&E for blackouts
Pacific Gas & Electric is facing potential fines for cutting power last year without informing customers.
Judge halts Newsom’s ability to issue orders under coronavirus emergency law
A Sutter County judge suspended Gov. Gavin Newsom’s ability to issue new executive orders under an emergency powers law created in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
With most California kids shut out, Newsom children return to classroom at private school
Newsom’s four children, ages 4-11, are attending the private school with a hybrid, phased-in model.
Newsom’s Thanksgiving rules offer Californians little to give thanks for
The California Department of Public Health released updated guidance last Friday regarding private gatherings amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Prop. 15 will benefit family farmers and rural communities
By passing Proposition 15, we have an opportunity to bring resources back to rural and marginalized communities.
Fewer choices, higher prices are headed your way unless Prop. 15 is defeated
Grocery bills will get more expensive, the cost of living will rise, ranchers will go out of business and our state’s recovery will move at glacial pace.