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.
The move, praised by consumer advocates, aims to make it easier to cancel recurring subscriptions like streaming video services, gym memberships and online newspapers.
Californians earned 22 medals at the 2024 Summer Olympic Games in Paris.
The interview, to air on June 12, will cover a wide range of topics, including gun control, immigration and the 2024 presidential race.
The California News Publishers Association is asking Governor Newsom to prioritize journalists for the COVID-19 vaccine.
A bill that would have protected journalists assigned to cover protests was rejected by California’s governor after intense pressure from police.
A media advocacy group has sent a letter to California Gov. Gavin Newsom urging him to address a rapid increase in coronavirus infections at San Quentin state prison.
News organizations across the country have stopped using California-based freelance writers shortly before “gig economy” measure Assembly Bill 5 is expected to take effect.
Gavin Newsom vetoed a measure last weekend that would have required local governments to preserve copies of emails under the state’s public records law.