Category: Legislation

Legislation

Radical California Democrats Pass ‘Stop Nick Shirley Act’ To Criminalize Investigative Journalism

April 14, 2026
The radical Left in Sacramento has finally done it. In a move straight out of a totalitarian playbook, the California Assembly Judiciary Committee voted 11-2 on Monday to advance AB 2624, the so-called “Stop Nick Shirley Act,” a disgusting Democrat power grab designed to make it illegal for brave citizen journalists like Nick Shirley to expose the rampant fraud bleeding American taxpayers dry in immigrant service centers.

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Politics

The Tide Is Turning on Transgender Ideology

March 26, 2026
Over the weekend, an amendment protecting women’s sports failed to be added to a broader bill, with the vote falling along party lines. This outcome was a rare victory for LGBT activists, who have been largely on the defensive since President Trump took office in January 2025. The fact that every Democratic senator opposed the provision underscores an important reality: while the transgender ideology may be losing ground in the broader culture, it still has strong support within the Democratic Party and among activists.

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Legislation

Assemblymember Heather Hadwick Introduces Bills to Support Hunters’ Right to Self-Defense and Youth Hunting

March 24, 2026
Assemblywoman Heather Hadwick (R-Alturas) has introduced two bills aimed at improving hunter safety and expanding opportunities for youth to participate in California’s hunting heritage.

“As a hunter and angler myself, I understand how important it is to protect and preserve our hunting traditions,” said Hadwick. “Since coming to Sacramento, I’ve worked to advance practical solutions that support responsible wildlife management and expand hunting opportunities.”

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Legislation

Women Share Chilling Locker Room Encounters: Mothers Supporting AB 1998

March 24, 2026
Mothers from across California joined legislators, detransitioners, and individuals from across the political spectrum at a press conference last week to support AB 1998, a bill to protect intimate spaces for women. Standing shoulder to shoulder in the shadow of the State Capitol, they shared deeply personal and disturbing experiences that reveal a growing crisis of women being made vulnerable in locker rooms, restrooms, and other intimate spaces where they should feel safe. They all stood united in one message: men do not belong in women’s spaces. 

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Legislation

Analysis: Nearly Half of Immigrant Households in U.S. Are On Welfare

March 24, 2026
Nearly half of households headed by immigrants, those legally and illegally living in the United States, are on one or more forms of welfare, a Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) analysis of Census Bureau data reveals.

The CIS analysis looked at the Current Population Survey Annual Social and Economic Supplement to learn which countries have the most immigrant welfare-users in the U.S.

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Politics

Sen. Megan Dahle’s Office: 2026 Legislative Package Also Aims to Help Seniors‚ Rural Health Care

March 17, 2026
SISKIYOU NEWS–As the 2026 legislative year continues‚ I am pleased to announce that I have introduced my main bill package for the year. As is always the case‚ my heart and my priorities are with rural California and the needs of its residents. There will be much more legislative news to come as the session develops‚ but here’s a brief rundown of the main bills I have introduced

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