Newsom blocks measure requiring online public notices from newspapers
In his veto message, California’s governor said he was concerned that the proposal would create financial burdens on smaller newspapers.
In his veto message, California’s governor said he was concerned that the proposal would create financial burdens on smaller newspapers.
The governor said removing a prison’s discretion in awarding news interviews with inmates had the potential to turn criminals into social media stars.
A new law closes a loophole that allowed members of the public to learn the home addresses of judges, sheriffs and other public officials through indirect means.
The move, praised by consumer advocates, aims to make it easier to cancel recurring subscriptions like streaming video services, gym memberships and online newspapers.
The tech mogul’s latest public temper tantrum will see him reincorporate two business in Texas because of a California law involving schools, parents and kids.
More than a dozen board members of CapRadio have resigned following a scathing audit that revealed years of financial mismanagement.
California State University has appointed an interim administrator in an effort to save CapRadio from insolvency.
Nexstar has finalized its purchase of KUSI-TV, an independent station in San Diego that will serve as the new home of the CW later this year.
Sacramento NPR member station CapRadio is laying off 12 percent of its employees to address a slowdown in donations.
Richaun Holmes has settled a defamation case brought against the Sacramento Bee after being smeared as a domestic abuser in a series of newspaper columns.