Category: Legislation

Politics

Heather Hadwick: “CA Is Not Adequately Managing the Wildlife We Have”

February 24, 2026
I am writing today to share serious concerns about Senate Bill 1305, the proposal by Senator Richardson to reintroduce grizzly bears in California. While the grizzly is an iconic symbol — even our state animal — it was driven to extinction in this state more than a century ago. Today’s California is very different from that era: we are far more populated, land use is more developed, and our current wildlife management systems are already overstretched and inadequate for what exists now.

Politics

Save Prop. 13 Hits 1.1 Million Signatures–3 Days Left to Get 150,000 More

February 11, 2026
SAN DIEGO–Reform California announced at a Feb. 11 zoom webinar that the Save Prop. 13 Initiative has now received 1.1 million signatures with 150,000 more signatures sought in the next 3 days by going to OpposeTaxHikes.org. Assemblyman Carl DeMaio also announced that the Voter Registration ID Initiative now has received 1.35 million signatures.

Politics

My Legislator

February 4, 2026
Californians can now easily follow what their state representatives say and do each week, as the Legislature considers about 5,000 bills before adjourning in August.

Politics

Republicans Oppose Democrats Mileage Gas Tax Efforts

February 2, 2026
SACRAMENTO–California Democratic legislators are pursuing a new mileage tax fee that they say will replace the state’s gas tax as proposed by Assembly Bill 1421 in order to fund transportation infrastructure and repairs. Republicans are opposing the efforts

Legislation

Understanding EIPCa’s Federal Legislative Proposal

January 26, 2026
Part 1 (introduction) of this article series highlighted the lessons learned during EIPCa’s 15-year journey in the fight for the restoration of election integrity in California, and presented a brief outline of EIPCa’s new initiative.

The purpose of this article on EIPCa’s federal election integrity legislative Proposal is to help make clear exactly what we are asking of Congress, what each portion of the Proposal means and how and why it is necessary if citizens are ever again to have faith and trust in their election system.

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Understanding EIPCa’s Federal Legislative Proposal

January 15, 2026
In the past 15 years, the tireless work of EIPCa’s trained elections Observers and EIPCa’s Data Analysis Group has amassed troubling information about the fatal flaws in California’s election system.

For the first few years, we met regularly with county elections officials in order to inform and educate them regarding our findings. EIPCa leadership met with the Lead Counsel of California’s Secretary of State, and even made a full-day presentation of our documentation for the California Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. Surely, we thought, these public officials would address and resolve the many issues that threatened the integrity of California elections.

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Advocates For Faith and Freedom and Election Integrity Project Ca Propose

January 29, 2026
MURRIETA, CA–Advocates For Faith and Freedom: a non-profit law firm dedicated to protecting election integrity, religious liberty in the courts, free speech, parental rights and the rights of children along with Election Integrity Project California: a non-profit committed to defending the civil rights of U.S. citizens to fully participate in the election process under Federal and state law–have joined together to seek comprehensive federal election integrity legislation for all states.

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Californians Face New Laws: Gov. Gavin Newsom Signs 794 Bills in 2025

January 28, 2026
SACRAMENTO–Governor Gavin Newsom signed 794 of the 917 bills that were sent to him in 2025 by the California Legislature. He vetoed 123 bills or 14 percent of the bills received. According to 30-year Sacramento lawyer and lobbyist Chris Micheli, writing for the California Globe, this was the least amount of bills that Newsom has signed during his seven years as Governor with the exception of the two COVID years of 2020 (signed 372 of 428 bills) and of 2021 (signed 770 of 836 bills). During all seven years he signed 5,770 bills out of 6,641 that were sent to him with vetoes for 931 bills.

Education

Could Biblical Beliefs Be Labeled “Hate”? New California Bill Raises Alarms

January 26, 2026
CALIFORNIA FAMILY COUNCIL-A new bill introduced in Sacramento once again raises alarm bells for Californians who care about free speech, religious liberty, and the growing tendency of the government to police ideas rather than protect fundamental rights.

Legislation

The National Extremist Association (NEA: National Educators Association)

January 26, 2026
In a memorable April 1995 video, Apple founder Steve Jobs declared, “The unions are the worst thing that ever happened to education because it’s not a meritocracy. It turns into a bureaucracy, which is exactly what has happened….Nobody can be fired. It’s terrible….”