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- 1California marks ten years of ivory and rhino horn ban▼CDFW News | 10 Years of AB 96 in Action: Ivory and Rhino Horn Ban Gave CDFW the Might to Fight Wildlife Trafficking in California, Around the World
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is marking ten years since Assembly Bill 96 took effect, the state law banning the sale of most ivory and rhinoceros horn. The agency says the ban gave it stronger powers to prosecute wildlife traffickers operating in California and to support enforcement against elephant and rhino poaching networks worldwide.
- 2Mark Rendón launches campaign for California Assembly District 14●My name is Mark Rendón, and I'm running for State Assembly in California Assembly District 14, which includes much of th
Mark Rendón has announced his candidacy for the California State Assembly in District 14, covering much of the East Bay including Berkeley, Piedmont, Albany, El Cerrito, and Richmond. He is introducing himself to voters and sharing his platform directly through online outreach as the campaign gets underway.
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An art collection that remained hidden for a decade has been brought back to public attention in Santa Barbara, California. Local coverage highlights the rediscovery, though details about who assembled the collection, where it was stored, and why it stayed out of sight for ten years have not yet been made clear.
- 4Lyft to pay $272.5 million in California worker classification settlement●Bob Egelko: # Lyft to pay $272.5M in largest # California settlement over worker classification. "And while not classifi
Lyft has agreed to pay $272.5 million in what is described as the largest California settlement over worker classification, resolving claims that its drivers were misclassified as independent contractors. Under the deal, drivers remain unclassified as employees but gain the right to organize unions and negotiate with the company over wages and benefits, under legislation carried by Assembly Members including Buffy Wicks.
- 5Laguna Niguel Elementary Assemblies Praised as a Success●Laguna Niguel Elementary Assemblies: A Tremendous Success! # Autism # Education school… https:// ift.tt/SOTpaqg
Author and speaker Matthew Kenslow reports that recent school assemblies at Laguna Niguel Elementary School in California were a tremendous success. The events, tied to autism awareness and education, focused on teaching students about autism and acceptance. The update is being shared within education and autism advocacy circles, though no school district statement has been cited.