Two former top advisers to Gov. Gavin Newsom warn in a Bloomberg Tax Insight that California’s proposed Billionaire Tax Act is a “reckless gamble” that would trigger legal chaos and an exodus of wealthy residents.
California Rep. Kevin Kiley is attempting a rare political maneuver — ditching his Republican Party affiliation to run as an independent in a redrawn district that heavily favors Democrats.
An unlikely coalition of libertarian-leaning First Amendment advocates and left-wing civil rights groups are joining forces to decry a wave of Big Tobacco-style litigation that claims social media companies are targeting and addicting young users.
A group of lawyers wading back into the fight over President Donald Trump’s executive orders against law firms remained anonymous in their latest effort.
The Energy Department dropped its appeal of a court decision blocking the agency’s limits on financial assistance for state energy programs.
A class action brought by takers of California’s February 2025 bar exam against the vendor whose online platform crashed on test day was paused for mediation.
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco President
Anthropic PBC has formed a federal political action committee that will permit the artificial intelligence company to make campaign contributions to Washington lawmakers and preferred House and Senate candidates in the November midterm elections.
Two former top advisers to Gov. Gavin Newsom warn in a Bloomberg Tax Insight that California’s proposed Billionaire Tax Act is a “reckless gamble” that would trigger legal chaos and an exodus of wealthy residents.
Norton Rose Fulbright expects to grow revenue from intellectual property work 25% this year, thanks to a focus on the most profitable clients and lateral hires, the practice head said.
US Border Patrol agents didn’t comply with a court order while carrying out immigration stops and arrests in July at a Home Depot in Sacramento, a judge said.
Attorney General Pam Bondi’s removal is raising concerns that her successor will escalate attempts to evade institutional norms and ethics to satisfy President Donald Trump’s expectations for running the Justice Department as an extension of the White House.
A few dozen California cities have lucrative deals with retail giants like Apple, Best Buy, and Nike. These deals result in the cities paying millions of dollars from their local tax revenue back to the companies. In this video, we explore how these deals work and what some city and state lawmakers are hoping to do about it.