California can be the leader in sexual harassment protection — if Jerry Brown signs these five bills
What defines the success of a movement? Is it how loudly its message resounds? Or is it how much tangible change it makes in the
Category: Jerry Brown
DAs urge Brown to veto crime bills, calling them ‘serious threats to public safety’
Regional district attorneys joined forces Thursday in Sacramento carrying dire warnings of what two bills sitting on the governor’s desk would mean for public safety
Gov. Jerry Brown warns California’s climate change efforts hinge on changing wildfire liability law
Gov. Jerry Brown offered a high-stakes assessment on Wednesday of fears that California’s utilities might buckle under the weight of billions of dollars in fire-related
California bans local soda taxes through 2030 to avert industry-backed initiative
California cities and counties will be banned from creating taxes on soda and other sugary drinks for more than a decade under a measure signed Thursday by
California Gov. Jerry Brown signs another law to protect immigrants
One day after President Trump and a group of like-minded Californians blasted the state’s immigration laws, Gov. Jerry Brown on Thursday signed another one: a law that prevents lawyers from
California Could See the Return of $4 Gasoline by May
By Milana Vinn Motorists in California, the state with the most expensive gasoline, could see pump prices that begin with a 4 again as oil
Commentary: Jerry Brown’s legacy still a work in progress
By Dan Walters When Jerry Brown was unveiling his final state budget this month, a reporter asked him about the legacy of his record-long governorship.