During the COVID-19 pandemic, Gov. Gavin Newsom issued an executive order that temporarily suspended some of the requirements of the California’s public meeting law, the Bagley Keene Act. Newsom’s executive order allowed elected boards, commissions and other state “bodies” to hold remote meetings via teleconference without posting each official’s teleconference location (which in some cases were private homes); posting agendas at each location; or making those locations accessible to the public, as required by law. | By Manny Otiko California Black Media During the COVID-19 pandemic, Gov. Gavin Newsom issued an executive order that temporarily suspended some of the requirements of the California’s public meeting law, the Bagley Keene Act. Newsom’s executive order allowed elected boards, commissions and other state “bodies” to hold remote meetings via teleconference without posting each official’s teleconference
Numerous LGBTQ leaders across the Golden State who woke up Friday morning to the news of Feinstein’s passing took to social media to post tributes to her and express their condolences.
Session will be held Nov. 1 at county government center – This week, Congressman Salud Carbajal (D-Santa Barbara), California Senator John Laird (D-Santa Cruz), and […]
With the stroke of his pen Governor Gavin Newsom has prohibited public schools in California from banning books due to their addressing LGBTQ or race-based topics.
Numerous LGBTQ leaders across the Golden State who woke up Friday morning to the news of Feinstein’s passing took to social media to post tributes to her and express their condolences.