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Investigative Correspondent @CBSNews California | Not a political reporter, but sometimes I play one on TV @cbsla @cbssacramento @kpixtv

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California still hasn't released Newsom's Baby2Baby diaper contract as lawmakers weigh longer public records delays Original

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By Julie Watts Verified
| CBS News Verified
California's delayed release of its Baby2Baby contract is casting a shadow over the state's new Golden State Diaper program. Two months after Gov.
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California teacher pregnancy leave bill could create paid leave for abortions Original

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By Julie Watts Verified
| CBS News Verified
California lawmakers may be on the verge of creating a new form of taxpayer-funded paid leave that goes beyond traditional pregnancy and maternity benefits to include paid leave for elective abortions. As part of Gov. Gavin Newsom's proposed budget, California teachers could soon receive up to 14 weeks of paid pregnancy disability leave. Supporters say the proposal would finally give teachers benefits similar to those available to many other workers.
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Who's really at your door? App delivery drivers in California found using accounts that aren't theirs Original

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By Julie Watts Verified
| CBS News Verified
Do you know who you're opening your door to? A CBS News California consumer investigation uncovered food delivery drivers using rented or stolen app accounts to bypass background checks, exposing a loophole that could put customers at risk. Now, in a CBS California accountability follow-up, investigative correspondent Julie Watts went to the State Capitol to find out what lawmakers can do to close that gap and protect consumers.
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