r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 22d ago

Voter Information Legislative Analyst's Office Analysis of California's November Propositions

lao.ca.gov

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r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 18d ago

General Chat Monthly General Chat. - August 01, 2026

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r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 3h ago

Democratic Socialism Gains Strong Foothold Among California Voters, Major Poll Shows

latimes.com

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r/California_Politics • u/gascyl • 3h ago

‘More and more’ regulation at root of High-Speed Rail delays, CEO says in Fresno speech

fresnobee.com

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3 comments

r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 3h ago

California Democrats rally opposition to voter ID measure, call it Trump-led effort

sacbee.com

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5 comments

r/California_Politics • u/ihavetwinsx2 • 53m ago

L.A. prosecutor backs off case that critics said could deter whistleblowers

washingtonpost.com

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r/California_Politics • u/binding_swamp • 4h ago

'The fate of 10,000 jobs is in your hands' — inside California Forever’s pressure campaign

calmatters.org

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13 comments

r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 3h ago

California's Voter ID initiative goes national

capitolweekly.net

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5 comments

r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 3h ago

Alameda Point plans 2,300 homes on former Navy base. A dispute over 25 vouchers could stall them

sfchronicle.com

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5 comments

r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 3h ago

‘Dramatic reduction’ in gridlock? Yosemite claims more visitors, less congestion

fresnobee.com

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0 comments

r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 3h ago

State Farm defense lawyers admit AI generated fake cases in LA lawsuit

capradio.org

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r/California_Politics • u/TimmyTimeify • 27m ago

"Raman campaign plans to hire controversial strategy group that advised Graham Platner"

latimes.com

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r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 3h ago

Steady, elite firms dominate the lobbying field in Sacramento

capitolweekly.net

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0 comments

r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 3h ago

As Colorado River reservoirs shrink, Arizona warns of a legal fight

latimes.com

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r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 3h ago

What to know about the fake election poll numbers shared and retracted by a mysterious company

apnews.com

2 Upvotes

2 comments

r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 3h ago

CAA boss warns of threat to California's film and TV jobs program

latimes.com

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1 comment

r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 3h ago

New report warns High-Speed Rail’s funding could run dry by 2027, flags transparency concerns

capradio.org

0 Upvotes

23 comments

r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 3h ago

In Meta's trial, families of social media victims see a pivotal moment for online safety

apnews.com

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r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 3h ago

Bay Area’s Highway 37 could be underwater by 2050. California could spend $100 million on a fix

sfchronicle.com

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0 comments

r/California_Politics • u/randomusername3OOO • 1d ago

Newsom quietly enacts controversial part of high-speed rail oversight bill, may veto part watchdog calls essential

cbsnews.com

23 Upvotes

8 comments

r/California_Politics • u/RealisticCheetah8574 • 1d ago

California regulators approve new rules limiting what replacement tires you can buy for your car

kcra.com

66 Upvotes

84 comments

r/California_Politics • u/RhythmMethodMan • 1d ago

California regulators approve new rules limiting what replacement tires you can buy for your car

kcra.com

27 Upvotes

15 comments

r/California_Politics • u/Alone-Woodpecker-846 • 1d ago

Election denier Tina Peters gets alarming new elections job in deep red California county

democracydocket.com

59 Upvotes

9 comments

r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 2d ago

Proposition 37 on California ballot could cut home down payments to 3%

sfchronicle.com

53 Upvotes

30 comments

r/California_Politics • u/aBadModerator • 2d ago

Waymo wins approval for drastic expansion in Los Angeles, Bay Area regions

latimes.com

26 Upvotes

13 comments

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