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California’s New Food Waste Law Is Backfiring
California’s law, which was meant to combat hunger and protect the environment, went into effect in the year 2000. S.B. 1383 became effective in January […]
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SCOTUS Could (and Should) Strike Down California’s Animal-Rights Law
U.S. Supreme Court I agree to be heardThis article is available in English It is a significant challengeIt’s a terrible thing. RegressiveCalifornia’s animal rights law […]
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Does California’s Latest Mass Shooting Show the Country’s Strictest Gun Laws Are Not Strict Enough?
Six people were killed and twelve others injured in a mass shooting last weekend in Sacramento. This was predictable. There was immediate demand for more […]
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California’s Terrible Price-Gouging Law Puts Markets at Mercy of Ambitious Prosecutors
California’s insane, anti-market emergency “price gouging” laws, which prohibit the sale of eggs in panic situations, have again struck, hitting another grocery chain. Value grocery […]
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The Pandemic Is Over. California’s Pandemic-Era Eviction Protections Are Getting Extended.
California legislators are proposing state-level protections against tenants who have not paid rent for two years, just 2 years after the outbreak of the pandemic. […]
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Supreme Court Takes Up California’s Attempt To Control How Other States’ Farmers Treat Pigs
California’s state can control the way that pig farmers from other states raise their animals. The Supreme Court has said that it would weigh in […]
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Corruption and Crackdowns in California’s Marijuana Market
California voters voted to legalize recreational marijuana production and sales in 2016. However, the majority of California cities outlawed such activities within their own borders. […]
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Berkeley NIMBYs Are Taking Advantage of California’s Flawed Environmental Regulations
University of California, Berkeley researchers in 1995 conducted an exhaustive survey of the California Environmental Quality Act and declared that the landmark environmental law “could be […]
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By Forcing U.C. Berkeley to Cut Enrollment, Have California’s NIMBYs Finally Gone Too Far?
Berkeley activists who are “Not In My Backyard” (NIMBY), may win the battle but lose the war on their legal campaign to stop Berkeley’s student […]
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Why Are Progressives So Eager To Copy California’s Failed Policies?
During my recent trip to Phoenix, locals rolled their eyes at all the Californians who are moving there—mostly middle-class residents who are so tired of […]