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Capitol Spotlight: Julie Baker, California for the Arts - Capitol Weekly

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By Rich Ehisen, Lisa Millegan Renner Verified
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Capitol Spotlight Julie Baker, California for the Arts. Photo by Ellie Appleby, Capitol Weekly. by LISA RENNER posted 02.19.2026 Growing up in New York City not far from Lincoln Center, Julie Baker was immersed in the arts. Her father, a German-Jewish refugee, was very engaged in culture and brought her to many events. The family also had a home at an artist colony in Woodstock. But she knew early on she wasn’t an artist herself. “I don’t agree that everybody’s an artist,” she said.
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Uncertainty clouds future of legislative gender parity - Capitol Weekly

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By Richard Ehisen Verified, Lisa Millegan Renner Verified
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News Image by Thapana Onphalai. by LISA RENNER posted 11.25.2025 A little less than a year after the California Legislature achieved near gender parity, uncertainty clouds the next chapter. Will the 2026 elections preserve the historic gains, or will the Capitol slide backward?
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How artists are helping LA fire survivors find hope and comfort - Capitol Weekly

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By Lisa Millegan Renner Verified
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News Artist Asher Bingham. Photo courtesy of Megan Jamerson, KCRW 89.9 FM, Los Angeles by LISA RENNER posted 02.25.2025 As people struggled to cope with the immense loss from the Los Angeles fires earlier, artists stepped into offer help. They taught free classes to victims of the fire, drew pictures of destroyed houses and offered much-needed entertainment to give people a break from the devastation.
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