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Republicans Ask Federal Court to Overturn California’s New Prop. 50 Maps

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Just last week California’s secretary of state officially certified that nearly two-thirds of Californians voted to pass Proposition 50, Gov. Gavin Newsom’s plan to temporarily gerrymander the state’s congressional maps in favor of Democrats. Nevertheless, Republicans and the Trump administration are hopeful that a federal district […]

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Democrat Mike McGuire Challenges GOP Rep. Doug LaMalfa for New Prop. 50 Seat

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. California Senate President Pro Tem Mike McGuire has officially launched his challenge to longtime Republican Rep. Doug LaMalfa in a congressional district drastically redrawn by Proposition 50.  The Santa Rosa Democrat, who will hit his 12-year term limit in the Legislature next year, was widely viewed […]

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Faculty Association Condemns Clearing of Campus; Lawmakers Call for Healing

The Cal Poly Humboldt Chapter of the California Faculty Association has issued a blistering statement condemning the police clearing of Arcata campus last night that led to more than two dozen arrests, calling it “another dangerous escalation,” while North Coast state legislators released a joint statement calling for unity and healing in the wake of […]

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California Senate to Introduce Bill Divesting Funds from Russia

A broad, bipartisan coalition of California senators and assemblymembers, including Senate Majority Leader and North Coast state Sen. Mike McGuire and North Coast Assemblymember Jim Wood, is introducing a bill that will divest public funds from Russia and Russian-state entities following the country’s attack against Ukraine. “The world is watching the atrocities taking place in […]

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Humboldt Residents Could See a Change in Representation Under Draft Redistricting Maps

Humboldt County residents’ representation on the board of supervisors, in Congress and in the state Legislature is on the line as two commissions look at redrawing boundaries of those districts. The process happens ever 10 years after the federal government publishes census data to ensure the populations of the districts are evenly distributed. The last […]

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