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1Report Claims that About 70 Companies Still Need a Female Director to Comply with State Law

Report Claims that About 70 Companies Still Need a Female Director to Comply with State Law

Nov 13, 2019

On Sept. 30, 2018, then Governor Jerry Brown signed Senate Bill 826 (SB 826), which requires publically traded companies that have their headquarters in California to have at least one board member who identifies as a woman by the end of 2019. According to a new academic study, companies that meet these criteria have increased […]

2California Implements Unique Wildfire Prevention Tactic

California Implements Unique Wildfire Prevention Tactic

Jun 13, 2019

It’s starting to get hot across California, which means that the threat of wildfires is increasing. An important part of wildfire prevention is to be proactive and minimize the amount of dead brush that could become fuel for fires. One county has been using a unique fire prevention tactic for about five years now. Ventura […]

3Data Reveals that California has the Majority of the Nation’s Priciest ZIP Codes

Data Reveals that California has the Majority of the Nation’s Priciest ZIP Codes

Mar 21, 2019

Last year, California ranked the highest in the nation in terms of priciest ZIP codes for home sales for the third consecutive year. California had roughly 70 percent (82 of 117) of the priciest ZIP codes in the nation. PropertyShark, a real estate database, compiled the data and analyzed the median sales prices for all […]

4California Couple’s Device that Produces Water out of thin air wins $1.5M

California Couple’s Device that Produces Water out of thin air wins $1.5M

Jan 4, 2019

This past October, a California couple named David and Laura Hertz won the $1.5 million XPrize For Water Abundance for their device which produces water by using air. The XPrize competition was created by a group of philanthropists, entrepreneurs and others to fund audacious, futuristic ideas aimed at protecting and improving the planet. Over the […]

5Millennials are Moving to these California Cities for Better Opportunities

Millennials are Moving to these California Cities for Better Opportunities

Dec 20, 2018

According to recent studies by finance website Magnify Money, six of the top 50 best cities in the United States for millennials are in California. These cities provide millennials plenty of job opportunities and higher pay. One of Magnify Money’s studies focused on America’s “top boomtowns,” and analyzed industry growth, population, housing and jobs. Another […]

6First Female UFW President to take over Starting this December

First Female UFW President to take over Starting this December

Nov 13, 2018

The United Farm Workers (UFW) union will get a new president next month after Arturo Rodriguez, the current president, decided to relinquish the job after 25 years. Teresa Romero will be the third president of the UFW and the first ever female president of the organization. Rodriguez had been the president of the organization since […]

7From Vertical Farming, Robotics and Precision Plant Breeding, Progressive California Farmers Continue to Innovate

From Vertical Farming, Robotics and Precision Plant Breeding, Progressive California Farmers Continue to Innovate

Oct 18, 2018

By Luis Alvarado California is home to the some of the most progressive farmers in the world. Despite enormous odds and pressures – drought; climate change; rising land, gas and energy costs; wildfires; labor shortages; regulatory burdens; relentless attacks from pests and disease – the state’s farmers soldier on, providing fresh fruit, produce and dairy […]

8California Counties to will have to Prepay for Postage for Mail-In Ballots for Elections Starting in 2019

California Counties to will have to Prepay for Postage for Mail-In Ballots for Elections Starting in 2019

Sep 28, 2018

In July, Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill that requires counties to prepay postage for mail-in ballots for elections. The bill, AB 216, was signed in the hopes of increasing voter turnout during elections. The bill was proposed by Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez as a way to remove what she believed was an obstacle to voting. […]

9California may put an end to Daylight Savings Time

California may put an end to Daylight Savings Time

Jul 9, 2018

Last month, the California State Senate approved a proposal, Assembly Bill 807, to ask voters to repeal daylight savings time in November and give lawmakers the power to adjust the time with a two-thirds vote. Assemblyman Kansen Chu, who introduced the proposed bill, stated, If signed by the governor, the bill will bring California closer […]

10Tax Reform: An Opportunity for Growth and Success for California’s Small Businesses

Tax Reform: An Opportunity for Growth and Success for California’s Small Businesses

Apr 19, 2018

Fox & Hounds By: Michael Vallante This year, there is a reason to celebrate on April 17th: the simpler, fairer, tax system is making a real difference for families and businesses. As a result of the Tax Reform Act passed last year by Congress, Americans are more optimistic about the economy than they’ve been in […]

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