California governor requests $40 billion for fire aid, Washington Post reports
California Governor Gavin Newsom is asking Congress for nearly $40 billion in disaster funding to help Los Angeles recover ...
Former Chino Valley school board member running in California’s 40th Congressional District
California’s 40th Congressional District is represented by Rep. Young Kim and is already eyed by national Democrats as a ...
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Kiley says he’ll invite Congress to roll back California vehicle emissions rules
The California Republican said he plans to introduce a measure Friday to review the state’s electrification rules.
US EPA submits Biden approval of California EV plan to Congress
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said on Wednesday it has submitted the Biden administration's approval of California ...
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California Phaseout of Fossil Fuel Cars Faces Congress Test
The EPA will be transmitting to Congress the Biden administration's rules granting waivers that allowed California to preempt ...
State senator introduces bill to narrow California’s ‘sanctuary law’
California’s Senate Minority Leader said the bill came in response to County’s vote to restrict local resources for immigration enforcement ...
California Congressman taking steps to prevent Delta Conveyance Project
Rep. Josh Harder is working to prevent the completion of the Delta Conveyance project. Harder introduced a bill Tuesday in an ...
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California emission rules under threat with order for congressional review
EPA will allow Congress to review and potentially reverse a trio of waivers that give California the authority to set ...
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California Senate Bill takes aim at saving farm lands
Amid a push by local leaders to conserve farmlands and open spaces in the Bay Area from future development, state senator David Cortese has introduced a bill that would shore up funding to preserve ...
Trump’s Administration Is Targeting California’s Gas Car Ban. Its Strategy Is Legally Uncertain
Zeldin accused the Biden administration of failing to give Congress the chance to strike down the “rules on California’s waivers” in the first place. Now, Congress will have the chance to employ a ...