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Becerra and Hilton Head to November as California
Policy & Economy
September 16, 2026 California News Times Editorial Team

Becerra and Hilton Head to November as California’s Next Governor Inherits a Fiscal Time Bomb

California will elect a new governor this November for the first time in eight years, and whoever wins inherits a

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Californias Redrawn Congressional Maps
Policy & Economy
September 16, 2026 California News Times Editorial Team

California’s Redrawn Congressional Maps Clear a Court Challenge Ahead of the Midterms

The congressional maps California voters approved last November to replace the state’s independent commission-drawn districts survived a federal court challenge

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Californias Billionaire Tax Splits Democrats
Policy & Economy
September 16, 2026 California News Times Editorial Team

California’s Billionaire Tax Splits Democrats as It Heads to a November Vote

A ballot measure that would impose a one-time 5% wealth tax on California’s richest residents has qualified for the November

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California Startups
Tech & Startups
September 16, 2026 California News Times Editorial Team

California Startups Have Raised More Money Than the Rest of the Country Combined

California companies have pulled in roughly $366 billion in venture capital since the start of 2026 — nearly double the

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California's Minimum Wage Climbs to $16.90 as a Wave of New Worker Protections Takes Hold
Labor & Workforce
September 16, 2026 California News Times Editorial Team

California’s Minimum Wage Climbs to $16.90 as a Wave of New Worker Protections Takes Hold

California’s statewide minimum wage rose to $16.90 an hour on January 1, 2026, up from $16.50 the year before, under

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California Housing Bond Heads to Voters
Housing & Real Estate
September 16, 2026 California News Times Editorial Team

California’s $11.25 Billion Housing Bond Heads to Voters in November

Californians will vote this November on the largest affordable housing investment in state history: an $11.25 billion bond that Governor

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California Signs AI Child-Safety Law
AI & Innovation
September 16, 2026 California News Times Editorial Team

California Signs AI Child-Safety Law as Newsom Faces a September 30 Deadline on 30 More AI Bills

Governor Newsom signed a new set of AI regulations on September 10 aimed specifically at protecting children from AI chatbots,

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Californias Economy Is Outgrowing Texas and Florida
Business & Finance
September 16, 2026 California News Times Editorial Team

California’s Economy Is Outgrowing Texas and Florida — Even With Tariffs Squeezing Trade

California’s economy grew at a 3.7% annualized pace in the first quarter of 2026, its best quarterly growth ranking since

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Budget in Newsom's Last Full Fiscal Year as Governor
Policy & Economy
September 16, 2026 California News Times Editorial Team

California Lawmakers Finalize $352 Billion Budget in Newsom’s Last Full Fiscal Year as Governor

After months of closed-door negotiations, Governor Gavin Newsom and Democratic legislative leaders locked in a $352 billion budget for the

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How Enterprises Can Reduce AWS Operational Drift Without Slowing Engineering Teams

A clean CloudFormation drift check can coexist with a drifting AWS estate. That is the operational gap many enterprise teams

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Becerra and Hilton Head to November as California’s Next Governor Inherits a Fiscal Time Bomb
Becerra and Hilton Head to November as California’s Next Governor Inherits a Fiscal Time Bomb

California will elect a new governor this November for the first time in eight years, and whoever wins inherits a

September 16, 2026
California’s Redrawn Congressional Maps Clear a Court Challenge Ahead of the Midterms
California’s Redrawn Congressional Maps Clear a Court Challenge Ahead of the Midterms

The congressional maps California voters approved last November to replace the state’s independent commission-drawn districts survived a federal court challenge

September 16, 2026
California’s Billionaire Tax Splits Democrats as It Heads to a November Vote
California’s Billionaire Tax Splits Democrats as It Heads to a November Vote

A ballot measure that would impose a one-time 5% wealth tax on California’s richest residents has qualified for the November

September 16, 2026
California Startups Have Raised More Money Than the Rest of the Country Combined
California Startups Have Raised More Money Than the Rest of the Country Combined

California companies have pulled in roughly $366 billion in venture capital since the start of 2026 — nearly double the

September 16, 2026
How Enterprises Can Reduce AWS Operational Drift Without Slowing Engineering Teams

A clean CloudFormation drift check can coexist with a drifting AWS estate. That is the operational gap many enterprise teams

September 10, 2026
California Startups Have Raised More Money Than the Rest of the Country Combined
California Startups Have Raised More Money Than the Rest of the Country Combined

California companies have pulled in roughly $366 billion in venture capital since the start of 2026 — nearly double the

September 16, 2026
California’s $11.25 Billion Housing Bond Heads to Voters in November
California’s $11.25 Billion Housing Bond Heads to Voters in November

Californians will vote this November on the largest affordable housing investment in state history: an $11.25 billion bond that Governor

September 16, 2026
California’s Minimum Wage Climbs to $16.90 as a Wave of New Worker Protections Takes Hold
California’s Minimum Wage Climbs to $16.90 as a Wave of New Worker Protections Takes Hold

California’s statewide minimum wage rose to $16.90 an hour on January 1, 2026, up from $16.50 the year before, under

September 16, 2026

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California’s Redrawn Congressional Maps Clear a Court Challenge Ahead of the Midterms

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California Startups Have Raised More Money Than the Rest of the Country Combined

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