Laura Fitzgerald is a Statehouse/Politics Reporter at CapRadio. She covers California state politics, focusing on how government actions impact the lives of Californians, with particular attention to elections, public policy, and transportation regulation. Laura's work has been featured in various outlets including NPR, Yahoo News, and the Los Angeles Times.
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A bill that would make it easier for people to sue federal agents for civil rights violations advanced in the legislature yesterday.
By: Laura Fitzgerald
Proposal would raise standard of proof for some assault cases, a move survivor groups oppose
A bill that would increase liability for social media companies that harm children is headed to the Governor's desk.
Newsom wanted to limit how much utilities have to pay when their equipment sparks destructive wildfires, to protect them from fiscal insolvency.
California lawmakers passed a bill over the weekend to enhance penalties for social media influencers, who post on behalf of a political campaign without disclosing they were paid for the post.
Governor Gavin Newsom and some lawmakers say a recent deal on wildfire liability doesn't go far enough to limit utility exposure.
State lawmakers passed a series of bills during their final days of session aimed at regulating data center projects.
The California Assembly killed a proposal on wildfire liability during their final day of session just days after the deal between lawmakers and Governor Gavin Newsom was announced.
By: Laura Fitzgerald
While hundreds of bills cleared the legislature in its final week, a contentious proposal on wildfire liability was not among them.
By: Laura Fitzgerald
The FAC at Colorado College opens its 2026-27 season with Come From Away, Dear Evan Hansen, four museum exhibitions and expanded art classes at the Bemis School of Art.
