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Capitol Update May 14, 2020

SB10, Pretrial Release and Detention, was passed by the California Legislature in 2018 and signed by Governor Jerry Brown.  It replaces California’s cash bail system with risk assessments to determine whether a detained suspect should be granted pretrial release and the conditions under which release would be granted.

Capitol Update May 7, 2020

CALIFORNIA LOCAL RENT CONTROL INITIATIVE (2020) allowed local governments to have rent control, except on (a) housing that was first occupied after 2/2/95 and (b) housing units with distinct titles such as condos, townhouses or single family.  It would replace the Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act which was passed in 1995.

Capitol Update May 6, 2020

Reopening California is moving slowly but it appears Governor Newsom is prepared to move into the early Stage 2 phase which means a gradual reopening.

Capitol Update April 30, 2020

The California Criminal Sentencing Parole, and DNA Collection Initiative is on the ballot in California on November 3, 2020 as an initiated state statute. The Proposition number has not yet been assigned.

Online Voter Registration Media Project

Letter writing campaign, go to: https://www.cfrw.org/onlinevoterregistration.htm

Capitol Update April 23, 2020

Initiative 19-0008 - California Schools and Local Communities Funding Act - aka PROPOSITION 13 SPLIT-ROLL TAX INCREASE

Capitol Update April 17 2020

California’s Assembly Bill 5 (AB5) is a new law that significantly redefines what constitutes an “independent contractor.” Legislative Democrats passed the Bill and Governor Newsom signed it into law in 2019.

2nd Quarter 2020

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Capitol Update March 25, 2020

Governor Newsom's Emergency Response. Governor Newsom has written a letter to President Trump, asking for healthcare aid to California this past week. The Governor projects that over half of California, 25 million people, will be infected with COVID-19 in the next eight week period.

Capitol Update Tuesday, March 17, 2020

Closed for COVID-19 - The California Legislature announced that it is suspending meeting until April 13th in an effort to stop the spread of coronavirus. It is believed that this is the first suspension of its kind in 158 years.

Capitol Update Wednesday, March 11, 2020

The Primary Election results are in... almost. There are still approximately 1.7 million ballots unprocessed and outstanding in California (at time of print). This could dramatically change some current election results.

Capitol Update Tuesday, March 03, 2020

Today is Super Tuesday, March 3rd, the California Primary Election, and there is STILL TIME to educate voters! There is even still time to register Republicans!