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Investigative reporter & author of Vegas Concierge. Sneakerhead. Mizzou alum. Fmr UC Berkeley IRP fellow. UF grad student. Husker football fan.
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Insurance crisis has private foster agencies struggling to stay afloat

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By Capitol Weekly, Brian Joseph Verified
| Sacramento News & Review Verified
After losing their main insurer, 29 California private foster agencies have closed, and advocates say dwindling bridge funds may not prevent more closures. (Photo by Jerome Aufort / Deposit Photos) Left in limbo by the Legislature and Gov. Gavin Newsom, California’s private foster agencies say they’re struggling to stay afloat until the new year, when they hope a new governor will help them navigate an ongoing insurance crisis that threatens their existence.
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SB 690: predation or privacy?

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By Capitol Weekly, Brian Joseph Verified
| Chico News & Review Verified
A measure aimed at protecting people’s privacy has instead become one of the most heavily discussed bills of 2026 among California law firms as debate over the proposal has become focused on what some see as a surprising topic: immigration. A measure aimed at protecting people’s privacy has instead become one of the most heavily discussed bills of 2026 among California law firms as debate over the proposal has become focused on what some see as a surprising topic: immigration.
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SB 690: predation or privacy?

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By Capitol Weekly, Brian Joseph Verified
| Sacramento News & Review Verified
A measure aimed at protecting people’s privacy has instead become one of the most heavily discussed bills of 2026 among California law firms as debate over the proposal has become focused on what some see as a surprising topic: immigration. A measure aimed at protecting people’s privacy has instead become one of the most heavily discussed bills of 2026 among California law firms as debate over the proposal has become focused on what some see as a surprising topic: immigration.
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