Bay Area
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Newsom firma nuevas leyes para controlar a los agentes de inmigración ante incremento de la campaña de deportación de Trump
El gobernador Gavin Newsom firmó un paquete de leyes que buscan controlar a los agentes federales durante el programa de deportación de la administración Trump y mejorar las condiciones en los centros de detención. Es probable que varias de estas leyes sean impugnadas ante los tribunales.
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Cómo los inmigrantes se ven excluidos de la posibilidad de comprar una vivienda en California, incluso cuando pueden permitírselo
Los sistemas estadounidenses de compraventa y financiación de viviendas a menudo ignoran los recursos financieros y el historial crediticio de los inmigrantes antes de su llegada a Estados Unidos, incluso en el caso de quienes compran al contado.
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Data from 911 calls at ICE detention centers must be disclosed under new California law
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law compelling the release of information about 911 calls from immigrant detention centers. It followed CalMatters’ reporting about alleged rapes at one site.
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New California law frees up funds for sober homeless housing
The new California law intends to free up state funds for housing that requires residents to stay sober.
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In One-Third of Major Markets, New Homes Cost Less Per Square Foot Than Existing Homes
Sun Belt markets where building has boomed account for most of the markets where new construction offers the best value
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How immigrants get locked out of buying a California home — even when they can afford it
The U.S. systems of home sales and financing often ignore immigrants’ pre-U.S. financial resources and credit histories, even for people buying with cash.
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California’s San Joaquin Valley needs more doctors. New medical schools are years away
The San Joaquin Valley has fewer doctors than other parts of California and a long history of poor access to medical care. New medical schools could help increase the pipeline of new physicians, though it will take years.
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New laws make incremental tweaks to California’s mental health court, while bigger changes nixed
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed two laws designed to help CARE Court better connect Californians with mental health care.
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Newsom vetoes insurance-claim bills: Is it ‘petty’ politics?
California governor rejects legislation sponsored by LA fire victims, who had spoken out against his wildfire-liability effort.
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Newsom vetoes Delta levees bill as El Niño winter looms
Newsom vetoed SB 872, saying money in the budget made it redundant. The state puts Delta levee repair costs at $3.3 billion.









