Federal Judge Dismisses California Lawsuit on Tariff Authority

Cites the Court of International Trade as the appropriate jurisdiction for the legal challenge. Northern California District Judge Jacqueline Scott Corley dismissed Governor Gavin Newsom’s and Attorney General…

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BSEE to Lead Decommissioning in Chumash Marine Sanctuary

The shift in oversight intends to streamline offshore oil platform removal while protecting marine ecosystems The Department of the Interior assigned the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement…

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DOJ Opens Title IX Investigation into California State Law

The assistant attorney general says the civil rights division will “aggressively defend women’s hard-fought rights.” The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced an investigation into a California school to…

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DOJ Charges Armenians in Crime Syndicate for Theft of $83 Million in Amazon Cargo

Four individuals posed as Amazon truck drivers for four years. The Department of Justice (DOJ) has charged four people for posing as Amazon truck drivers as part of…

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Senate Makes Procedural Change to Vacate California’s EPA Waivers

The Senate majority leader moved the process through motions to circumnavigate the parliamentarian. The Senate cleared the three joint resolutions on Thursday necessary to overturn environmental waivers the…

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Senate Considers Eliminating California Environmental Waivers

The Senate minority warns against overriding the parliamentarian. Members of the Senate majority have expressed interest in revoking California’s environmental waivers, which could have dramatic consequences for the…

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Education Department Reminds Schools of Parental Rights

Secretary states that schools must comply with FERPA and PPRA providing parents access to student records. The U.S. Department of Education’s Student Privacy Policy Office (SPPO) recently issued…

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Supreme Court Rules EPA Water Regulations Too Vague

The decision overturns the lower court ruling. The Supreme Court ruled that the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) rules determining how San Francisco manages raw sewage discharge are too…

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Congressman Claims Federal Job Cuts Threaten U.S. Power Grids

Some of the recently laid-off power station employees were offered their jobs back due to understaffing. Representative Jared Huffman of California, ranking member of the House Natural Resources…

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Federal Railroad Administration Investigates CA High Speed Rail Project

The transportation secretary says the delayed project is over budget and receiving federal funding.  The Department of Transportation (DOT) recently announced that the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) opened…

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