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With 20 million vaccines administered and reduced infection rates, Gavin Newsom said it's time to begin looking at fully reopening the economy.
April 7 -
State court rulings have successfully challenged the need for more than a simple majority on voter-driven tax measures, most recently in San Francisco.
April 5 -
Gov. Gavin Newsom proposes securitizing future car registration fees to back bonds that speed construction of the electric vehicle charging stations.
March 31 -
Tax-exempt bonds issued for a private hospital system in Honolulu fell further into junk territory with S&P Global Ratings downgrading the bonds to CCC from B-minus.
March 29 -
San Francisco's city attorney had sued to force the school district to resume in-person learning.
March 26 -
A provision banning the use of federal stimulus money to subsidize tax cuts has stalled business incentive programs, California business lobbyists say.
March 26 -
American Relief Plan funds may also spare the city's reserves, but officials are waiting on the fine print from Washington to see what they can actually do.
March 25 -
Lawmakers approved a Golden State Stimulus that provides relief to businesses and $600 checks to low-income residents on the strength of an earlier-reported surplus.
March 23 -
The City Council rebooted the bidding process after 101-year incumbent SDG&E was the lone bidder in last year's process.
March 22 -
The three mining tax proposals would require a constitutional amendment because the current tax cap is baked into the constitution.
March 18