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The Wall Street Journal: California becomes first state to borrow from U.S. to make unemployment payments
California has become the first state to borrow money from the federal government so it can continue paying out rising claims for unemployment benefits during the coronavirus pandemic......»»
The Wall Street Journal: State attorneys general reject $18 billion settlement with opioid wholesalers
An $18 billion offer from three major drug wholesalers aimed at settling litigation over their alleged role in the opioid crisis fell through, after more than 20 state attorneys general rejected it in a letter to the companies’ law firms this week......»»
The Wall Street Journal: California bans insurers from dropping policies in wildfire zones
California regulators temporarily banned insurers from refusing to renew home-insurance policies in certain wildfire-prone parts of the state in an effort to halt an insurance-availability crisis......»»
The Wall Street Journal: PG&E neglected power lines for years before deadly California wildfire, report finds
PG&E Corp. failed to adequately inspect and maintain its transmission lines for years before a faulty line started the deadliest fire in California history, a state investigation has found......»»
San Jose, Oakland, Sacramento mayors unite behind plan to buy out PG&E
The mayors of Oakland, San Jose and Sacramento are among officials from more than a dozen Northern California cities and counties considering a plan to buy out PG&E for $50 billion, the Wall Street Journal reports. Under their proposal, PG&E (NYSE:PCG).....»»
PG&E to hold sole rights to bankruptcy exit plan: WSJ
A judge overseeing PG&E Corp's bankruptcy case allowed the California utility to hold on to sole rights to its Chapter 11 exit plan, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday......»»
The Wall Street Journal: White House weighs Sept rollout of health plan to contrast with Democrats’ ideas
The Trump administration is considering releasing its long-promised health-care plan in the fall as part of a campaign strategy to offer an alternative to Democratic candidates who back Medicare for All, according to people familiar with the discussions......»»
The Wall Street Journal: New 401(k) rule would let businesses band together to offer retirement plans
Small businesses would have an easier time banding together to create joint 401(k) retirement plans for workers under a rule the Labor Department is set to finish soon, according to a senior administration official......»»
The Wall Street Journal: State of emergency sought by California governor after 7.1 magnitude quake
A magnitude 7.1 earthquake rocked southern California Friday night, sending tremors that could be felt in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and nearly 400 miles north in Sacramento. The quake caused fires, power outages and collapsed buildings, officials said......»»
The Wall Street Journal: EU to offer U.S. trade plan in effort to avoid steel and aluminum tariffs
The European Union is drawing up a peace offer it hopes will end trade hostilities with the White House and avoid steel and aluminum tariffs being imposed on the bloc in two weeks’ time, according to European officials......»»
The Wall Street Journal: California may sue to stop EPA’s rollback of auto-emissions standards
California officials are weighing a lawsuit to challenge the Trump administration’s decision to ease vehicle emissions standards, though the state remains open to negotiations, the head of California’s air-pollution regulator said......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Pompeo assails Iran and nuclear plan on Middle East trip
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo de.....»»
The Wall Street Journal: California joins 17 other states in suing EPA for rolling back emissions rules
California Gov. Jerry Brown said Tuesday his state was joining with 17 others to sue the Trump administration over its decision to ease national vehicle-emissions standards.....»»
The Wall Street Journal: Investment chief at pension giant Calpers will leave in 2018, latest in series of departures
The investment chief of the nation’s largest public pension says he’ll leave his post by the end of the year, the latest in a series of executive departures for the California Public Employees’ Retirement System......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Supreme Court rules against California disclosure law on abortion availability
A divided Supreme Court cast doubt Tuesday on a California law that required antiabortion pregnancy centers to tell patients about the availability of state-funded family-planning services, including for abortion.....»»
The Wall Street Journal: Wildfires threaten nearly 20,000 homes in California
New wildfires and more evacuations hit California, with nearly 20,000 homes under threat and 44,000 residents forced to evacuate mostly in the hardest-hit northern part of the Golden State......»»
The Wall Street Journal: California poised to mandate carbon-free electricity generation by 2045
California passed legislation Tuesday that would make it the first large state to mandate completely carbon-free electricity generation, with a target of 2045......»»
The Wall Street Journal: California moves to establish nation’s strongest net-neutrality rules
California on Thursday moved to reinstate Obama-era open-internet rules, challenging Trump administration rollback efforts and setting the state on a path to have the strongest net-neutrality rules in the nation......»»
The Wall Street Journal: California aims for 100% renewable power by 2045
California Gov. Jerry Brown on Monday signed a controversial and aggressive new law for the nation’s biggest state to mandate carbon-free electricity by 2045......»»
California Becomes First State to Mandate Female Board Directors - Wall Street Journal
Wall Street JournalCalifornia Becomes First State to Mandate Female Board DirectorsWall Street JournalCalifornia became the first state to require companies based within its borders to put female directors on their .....»»