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- 1California voters to weigh Props 41 and 42 on billionaire tax●California voters to decide on Props 41 and 42, challenging the billionaire tax | CA Politics 360
California voters will decide on Propositions 41 and 42, two ballot measures that would challenge the state's billionaire tax. The measures have drawn attention as part of the broader political fight over taxing the state's wealthiest residents, with outcomes set to be determined at the ballot box.
- 2California AG Bonta defends Paramount settlement amid merger delay▼Attorney General Rob Bonta defends settlement with Paramount as judge delays merger | CA Politics 360
California Attorney General Rob Bonta is defending his settlement with Paramount as a judge delays the company's planned merger, according to KCRA's California Politics 360. Bonta argued the agreement serves the state's interests despite ongoing legal uncertainty around the deal. The case has drawn attention to how state officials are handling the high-profile merger litigation.
- 3California schools adjust to first phone-free school year▼Phone-free school year: How schools are adjusting to new law | CA Politics 360
California schools are adapting to a new state law that restricts student phone use during the school day. Under the new rules, campuses are using lockable pouches, storage boxes or other policies to keep phones away during class time. Educators report a mix of smoother classrooms and pushback from some students and parents as the first phone-free year gets underway.