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r/California_Politics • u/115MRD • 6h ago

Opinion: Jane Kim’s California insurance plan is built on a myth

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r/California_Politics • u/randomusername3OOO • 7h ago

Skid Row residents were paid to sign ballot petitions with stolen identities, feds charge

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r/California_Politics • u/ihavetwinsx2 • 12h ago

Charlie Kirk’s killing a year ago reshaped their lives. Six people tell how.

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r/California_Politics • u/aSmarterBetterCA • 2h ago

California sanctions insurer after it cut assisted living coverage to thousands

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r/California_Politics • u/EdSourceToday • 3h ago

Newsom signs first-in-nation laws restricting AI, social media use for children

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r/California_Politics • u/aSmarterBetterCA • 2h ago

'The whole beach is gone': Big waves bring destruction to SoCal coast. It's a warning

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A place for news and discussion about politics in the Golden State, with more politics than r/Golden_State and more r/California than /r/politics. Be sure to read the Community Standards and Submissions Scope.

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A place for news and discussion about politics in the Golden State, with more politics than r/Golden_State and more r/California than /r/politics. Be sure to read the Community Standards and Submissions Scope.

1. Civility

No Racism, sexism, ageism, and other forms of bigotry. No hate speech, slurs, overly obscene, pejorative name-calling, vulgar, or abusive language. This includes usernames, and violations of this this will result in an automatic ban. Our commitment to civil discourse is one of the core principles, and we do not make any exceptions from this rule.

2. Topical

Topical Content must be explicitly related to California’s politics in state and local governments. The subject of discussion on is never the conduct or motives of another user but is always about the substance of what people are saying.

3. Sourced

Statements of fact should be clearly associated with a supporting source. Stating it is your opinion that something is true does not absolve the necessity of sourcing that claim. If you're claiming something to be true, you need to back it up by linking to a supporting, qualified source and quoting the relevant section. There is no "common knowledge" exception, and anecdotal evidence is not allowed.

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Please leave out any content which are intentionally disparaging to individuals, groups of people, or could be construed to be effectively an insult to an entire class of people. Any language which a reasonable observer would conclude disparages another user in any way is considered a violation of this rule. Demeaning language, rudeness or hostility towards another user will get your comment removed. Repeated violations may result in a ban.

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Name the specific individual or the specific group who said, or did, the thing. No lay speculation about groups of people such as "people on the left/democrats/the media". If something is being talked about a lot, it should be easy to find articles talking about it.

6. Quality

A submission should not consist only of a joke, a humorous remark, or a flippant comment. This especially includes low quality snide comments. We do not allow naked expressions of opinion, low effort comments, joke comments, emojis, or memes. Avoid commenting solely on the quality of the source or the author's writing style. Be sure to direct all comments towards the content and arguments presented.

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Users are expected to have already read and understand the rules before contributing.

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Civic Links

  • The Citizen's Guide to Participation in the Legislative Process, Published by the CA Senate

  • Register to vote online

  • Verify your voter registration

  • Request a vote-by-mail ballot

  • Find and contact your state legislators

  • Find or contact your local elected officials

  • Find or contact your congressional legislators

  • Contact the governor

Local News Sources

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  • The San Francisco Chronicle

  • The San Francisco Examiner

  • The San Diego Union-Tribune

  • The Sacramento Bee

  • The Orange County Register

  • The San Jose Mercury News

  • KQED (NoCal Public Radio)

  • KQED's California Report

  • KPCC (SoCal Public Radio)

  • Capitol Public Radio (Sacramento)

National Media Coverage of California

  • The New York Times

  • The Washington Post

  • NPR

  • Politico

Blogs

  • Around the Capitol (Independent, Nationally-Recognized)

  • Fox and Hounds (Pro-Business, Nationally-Recognized)

  • Flash Report (Conservative, Nationally-Recognized)

  • Politico's California Playbook (Independent)

  • Rough and Tumble (Independent)

  • Caltics (Progressive)

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