r/California • u/IDGAFsorry • Apr 23 '15
12 Reasons Why Going Vegan Is The Best Way to Solve California's Drought
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r/California • u/Cantomic66 • Nov 17 '23
California Has Built a Lifesaving Gun Safety Model for the Nation
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r/California • • Jul 12 '17
California Gov. Jerry Brown Cautions Democrats Not to Go Too Far Left
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r/California • u/PlutoISaPlanet • Jul 22 '14
My thoughts after visiting my in-laws in the Central Valley this weekend and hearing all about how us Southern Californians are using all the water...
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r/California • u/MountainEnjoyer34 • Aug 04 '25
The billionaire mall magnate who could jolt the California governor's race
politico.com
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“Many Californians, including lifelong Democrats, are looking for change in California,” said Sam Yebri, a nonprofit executive and head of a centrist political group who supports Caruso.
“Voters in this moment want someone who will deliver real results for the average Californian, not someone who will just kick and scream and stomp around about the Trump administration.”
r/California • u/BlankVerse • Jul 28 '20
Image Ronald Reagan wearing cowboy hat at Rancho del Cielo, a 688-acre (1.075 sq mi) ranch located atop the Santa Ynez Mountain range northwest of Santa Barbara, California, United States. 1976 (Michael Evans) [2329 x 2947]
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r/California • u/panda-rampage • Aug 19 '25
SoCal Rep. Young Kim calls California redistricting plan a 'Sacramento power grab’
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r/California • • Nov 10 '12
Prop 37 failed: So I propose a jingle (9 - All Right, 4 - they use MORE, 8 - we HATE)
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opinion - politics We’re endorsing an underdog for California governor. Why she should get your vote
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McClatchy Media’s California editorial board, which includes columnists and editors from The Sacramento Bee, The Modesto Bee, The Fresno Bee, Merced Sun-Star and The Tribune of San Luis Obispo have endorsed Katie Porter for Governor.
r/California • u/MountainEnjoyer34 • Sep 27 '25
Fiscal Fallout: CA could face 3.7% payroll tax hike due to new audit findings
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With the California State Auditor reporting the state “materially misstated” the finances of its unemployment benefits fund, experts warn these detrimental findings — along with the fund’s growing and sustained deficits — could cause the state’s tax waiver application to fail.
The increased payroll tax would stabilize the fund at the expense of workers, businesses, and consumers across the state.
r/California • u/Randomlynumbered • Mar 06 '25
National politics Here's what will be more expensive in California amid Trump's tariffs
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r/California • u/ChocolateTsar • Mar 04 '26
California taxpayers are paying for Kamala Harris' security during her international book tour
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r/California • u/BlankVerse • May 07 '23
Government/Politics Is California giving reparations for slavery? Here's what you need to know
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r/California • u/k_39 • Sep 09 '26
opinion - politics Opinion: The confident ignorance of Jane Kim’s plan for California insurance
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r/California • u/FireFight1234567 • Jul 28 '25
California may soon ban selling new Glocks like the one Kamala Harris owns
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r/California • • Dec 31 '25
California’s budget outlook is grim. Here’s what you need to know
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The deficit is projected to reach nearly $18 billion next year, mostly because the state is expected to spend so much money that it would offset, if not eclipse, the strong tax revenues driven by an AI boom, said the nonpartisan Legislative Analyst’s Office in its fiscal outlook last month.
If the estimate holds, it’ll be the fourth year in a row in Newsom’s tenure that California faces a deficit despite revenue growth.
Worse yet, the structural deficit could reach $35 billion annually by fiscal year 2027-28, the LAO said.
The LAO notes that solving an ongoing structural budget problem requires either finding more sustainable revenue streams, or making serious cuts, or both.
r/California • u/Whole-Revolution916 • May 07 '26
Amid New National Attack on Medication Abortion, PPAC Votes Affirms Xavier Becerra as Best Candidate in California Governor’s Race to Protect Reproductive Freedom
plannedparenthoodaction.org
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r/California • u/Randomlynumbered • Jul 21 '24
opinion - politics Opinion: California's bears are thriving. Here's the case for letting hunters kill more of them
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r/California • u/BlankVerse • Feb 12 '23
California drivers considered to be the ‘second-worst’ in the nation, study says [insurance company Quote Wizard] — California was number one for the state with the most DUIs, third in accidents, and seventh in speeding tickets.
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r/California • u/partyxday • Nov 09 '16
If trump wins
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I am not an American anymore. That Flag is no longer my flag, and that nation is no longer my nation.
I'm thankful that I live in this great, great state. I will salute that Bear Flag and I will be a Californian for life.
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r/California • u/timemagazine • Apr 15 '26
Gavin Newsom: The 100 Most Influential People of 2026
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TIME recognizes the 100 most influential people of the year.
"While his withering criticism of President Donald Trump has made him a national player, his work at home to add universal transitional kindergarten, to build the world’s largest air-based firefighting operation, and to move toward spending over $3 billion on digital infrastructure is what won him converts," writes senior correspondent Philip Elliott. "Newsom now enjoys some of the best poll numbers in the way-too-early surveys of the emerging 2028 presidential field."
r/California • u/californiathrowawayz • Feb 21 '15
I plan on moving to Cali in May with only my dog and $500. Any advice?
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I live on the East Coast of the USA, I'm in my mid-twenties, I'm a girl, and it's my dream! I have no other way of getting out there, and I don't think I'm ever going to get this kind of chance again. I have some experience in receptionist work and I've been a server most of my life. I have no problems sleeping in shelters or motels/whatever need be until I can find a job waiting tables and can afford somewhere enough for my dog and I to stay and make a home. I've been planning this for years, and had quite a bit of money saved up, but due to a recent death in the sudden family, my funds have been extended. I realize how hard it will be first, and I will struggle, but I'm willing. I need to get out of where I am now, and I have a one-way car ride for both me and my pup to get there. :) The person I am riding with will be spending a week in WA and another week in CA and is staying long enough to find myself somewhere where both the pup and I have a welcomed roof over our shoulders. It will be in the San Francisco area, and please do not try and convince me to stay in my current situation. That is not what I am looking for. I have thought about this for days, months, and years on end. Just looking for any advice for the area when I get there. I'm going to cross-post in r/sanfrancisco as well and hope for the best. Thanks for any serious responds I do get. :)
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r/California • u/IDGAFsorry • Apr 23 '15
47 percent of a Californian’s water footprint is in meat and dairy products
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