Two-Year Legislative Session Ends: Bills Now in Newsom’s Hands
The two-year California State Legislative session ended last Saturday night with the passage of several bills CFC supported and a bunch more it opposed. Here
The two-year California State Legislative session ended last Saturday night with the passage of several bills CFC supported and a bunch more it opposed. Here
This Thursday, the Assembly Appropriations Committee will make critical decisions on numerous bills, but none are more vital than SB 1414. Originally introduced by Senator
The legislature returns today to finish making decisions about the remaining bills that haven’t been killed or abandoned during this year’s legislative process. If a
During the recent pandemic, countless Christian employees were fired for refusing to receive the COVID-19 vaccine because of moral objections. Many businesses refused to grant
California Family Council (CFC) calls on all Californians to stand against Assembly Bill 1955 (AB 1955), a legislative proposal that threatens to exclude parents from
Bills making their way through the state legislature had to make it out of the first house today in order to survive their path to
In a shocking move that underscores the deep ethical divide in our state, Governor Gavin Newsom has signed SB 233, a new proposal allowing Arizona
Since California legalized loitering for the purpose of prostitution several years ago, the state’s inner cities have witnessed an explosion of street prostitution, pimping, and
A legal challenge on behalf of parents has been issued to Elk Grove Unified School District (EGUSD) concerning at least six LGBTQ lunchtime clubs the
Parents at a California elementary school were alarmed in January after discovering a 3rd-grade teacher was allowed to personally invite all the 3rd through 6th-grade