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POLITICO: California goes after corporate carbon

A group of Senate Democrats Monday unveiled new versions of climate bills that died in the Legislature last year, hoping to put a tighter leash on a sector of the population that environmental advocates have long complained pumps an outsized amount of greenhouse gasses into the atmosphere.

AP News: Democratic lawmakers in California introduce a package of climate bills

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Democratic lawmakers in California introduced a package of climate bills Monday aimed at holding corporations accountable for their greenhouse gas emissions.

La Opinion: Latinas ganan terreno en legislatura de California: son mayoría en el caucus latino

A punto de cumplir cinco décadas de haberse creado la bancada o caucus latino de la legislatura de California, alcanzó un número récord de miembros en su mayoría mujeres latinas.

CalMatters: California finally invested in the economic success of its street vendors

This year, California made an investment in the Golden State’s smallest and most overlooked entrepreneurs – specifically, the street vendors running hot dog carts and home kitchen operators selling delicious treats at farmers markets or from their homes.

Press Telegram: Wrigley Greenbelt project gets final $1.2 million funding, anticipated to open early 2023

Long Beach’s long-awaited — and long-drawn out — Wrigley Greenbelt revitalization project is finally nearing completion with help from a $1.2 million state grant awarded to the city recently.

Signal Tribune: Signal Hill Park receives $5 million investment for outdoor amphitheater

The Signal Hill Park amphitheater will receive a full redesign and upgrades thanks to a $5 million check presented to City officials Tuesday morning from California State Senator Lena Gonzalez.

The Sacramento Bee: Más vendedores ambulantes de California pueden iniciar operaciones gracias a la nueva ley

El gobernador Gavin Newsom firmó el viernes una ley que simplificará las reglas para que los vendedores ambulantes obtengan permisos de salud, relajando las barreras burocráticas para los propietarios de puestos de tacos y carritos de frutas.

Univision 21: Vendedores ambulantes: qué significará la nueva ley firmada por el gobernador Newsom

El Gobernador de California, Gavin Newsom, firmó una nueva ley que simplificará las regulaciones a los vendedores ambulantes del estado. Entre ellas su permiso de venta.