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How Will California Name, Image, Likeness Bill Affect USC Trojans Recruiting?
A California bill has the potential to require the disclosure of USC Trojans Name, Image, Likeness deals over $5,000 with athletes across all sports and genders. The bill will make the details of agreements between NIL collectives and athletes available
California's new C-130 firefighting aircraft flies first mission in Riverside County
California's latest weapon in the never-ending war against wildfires, a former military plane repurposed to drop fire retardant, has deployed on its first mission in Riverside County. CAL FIRE's first operational C-130 Hercules appeared in the sky above San Jacinto on Monday, according to the agency. The massive aircraft, which began service as...
California Mayor Allegedly Sucker Punched By A Homeless Man In Surprise Attack
A California mayor allegedly got rocked by a homeless man, who randomly decided to sucker punch him. The attack happened in broad daylight. Marysville City Councilman Dom Belza said via the New York Post that a homeless man attacked him and Mayor Chris Branscum. The California mayor was downtown assessing damage to a historic building. That's when the attack happened.
California legislature passes law experts say could require ID for social media
(The Center Square) – The California legislature passed a bill requiring social media age verification to prevent unauthorized use by minors involving addictive feeds or late night use. Technology experts warn the bill would effectively require users to provide ID to use social media, and thus threaten First Amendment freedom of speech and access to […]
Guide to 10 measures on California's 2024 ballot
Elections in California aren't just when we choose our leaders. They're also one-day legislative sessions, when voters determine some of the state's biggest policy decisions. Why it matters: Voters are facing 10 big questions that could redirect the state's approach on issues like crime and criminal justice, school funding, rent control and climate spending.
Are California gig workers getting promised pay and benefits?
California voters passed Proposition 22 four years ago. The ballot initiative, backed by Uber, Lyft and other gig companies, promised the state’s more than 1 million gig workers new benefits, such as guaranteed minimum earnings, health care stipends, occupational accident insurance and accidental death insurance. Gig workers have long turned to the state labor commissioner […]
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