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The California Air Resources Board voted Thursday to ban the sale of new gas furnaces and water heaters beginning in 2030. Homes will be required to install zero-emissions alternatives, like electric heaters. -
A large part of the average electric bill in California goes toward funding climate change mitigation, solar subsidies and other measures – which comes at a heavy cost for low-income customers.
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This storm is bringing heavy rainfall, causing concerns for potential flooding.
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Two days after announcing the state had launched the website, Newsom’s gubernatorial re-election campaign put up billboards in seven Republican-led states to advertise the new site and criticize their governors for restricting abortion.
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The bill would create a Fast Food Sector Council to set minimum workplace wages, hours, and standards. It could drastically change the fast food and franchising industries in California.
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It's the first significant settlement under the state's recently enacted California Consumer Privacy Act, which gives consumers more control over the personal information businesses collect about them.
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Groups converged on California’s Capitol on Thursday to lobby for proposed laws to create more water equity.
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The state’s Employement Development Department and unemployment insurance program is too focused on rooting out fraud and minimizing business costs than providing people with timely benefits, according to the LAO report.
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Senate Bill 107 passed the Assembly Appropriations Committee this week by a 12-to-4 vote. It heads next to the Assembly.
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The announcement comes three days after the state said it continued to review data about the virus. San Francisco made a similar declaration last Thursday.
