
Mid-July Signings Put the Climate Bond Into Motion
Legislation signed July 16 included components of the water, wildfire, drought, and clean air bond, moving voter-approved money toward projects.
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Legislation signed July 16 included components of the water, wildfire, drought, and clean air bond, moving voter-approved money toward projects.

CARB submitted the finished rulemaking package to the Office of Administrative Law on July 14, with a decision due by August 25 under the statutory clock.

The June 2 top-two primary sent a Democrat and a Republican to the November ballot from a field of 61 candidates, with counting still finishing weeks later.

The May 21 order is the first of its kind in the nation, directing state agencies to plan for job displacement and business change driven by artificial intelligence.

Governor Newsom announced the grant availability on May 7 during Wildfire Preparedness Week, targeting resilience work statewide before peak fire season.

A record-hot, dry March erased the Sierra snowpack, leaving the statewide reading at 18 percent of the April 1 average, per the Department of Water Resources.

Announced in March, the grant package funds tribal priorities from cultural preservation to community infrastructure, alongside a larger jobs program.

The board's February 26 hearing moved California closer to requiring major corporations to report greenhouse gas emissions, with fees attached.

Insulin copay caps, social media rules for minors, and transit-oriented housing breaks are among the measures now shaping daily life statewide.

The governor's $194.6 million public safety ask and education commitments headline a January proposal that leans on reserves rebuilt after two lean years.