Unless Californians double or triple conservation efforts, the state’s energy supply could fall short of demand between 5 p.m. and 9 p.m., resulting in rolling blackouts, warned Elliot Mainzer, president and CEO of California_ISO.
When it comes to signing or vetoing bills, Newsom has
before the Sept. 30 constitutional deadline: As of Sunday, the governor had more than 900 measures on his desk, according to veteran Sacramento lobbyist Chris Micheli. Here’s a closer look at a few noteworthy ones: One first-in-the-nation proposal would significantly expand privacy rights online for California kids under 18,
including by blocking companies from intentionally using their information in a way materially detrimental to their wellbeing and by requiring products to make it obvious to kids when they’re being tracked,.
Revised budget bills would expand a state program to provide hearing aids to uninsured California children.that found the program had provided devices to just 39 children in its first year despite a goal of reaching 2,300 kids annually. The proposed expansion would add about 2,000 currently ineligible, partially insured deaf or hard-of-hearing children up to age 21,. “For the families that weren’t eligible before, this is relief they have been waiting for a long time.
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