AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPrivacy & Consumer Protection: Gov. Newsom signed SB 923 expanding Californians’ right to delete personal data, including data bought from third parties, and also backed a new voluntary “Non-Ultraprocessed Certified” food label plus a diaper-ingredient transparency law that kicks in later. Healthcare Oversight: The state AG will oversee Kaiser Permanente’s medical arbitration system under a new law aimed at making disputes fairer for patients. Reproductive Access: Community colleges will be required to offer medication abortions (via on-site care, telehealth, or partners) starting in 2029, building on existing CSU/UC requirements. Public Safety & Courts: A Placer County jury awarded $15.8M in a wrongful-death case tied to a 2024 Granite Bay crash. Violence in the Bay Area: New York Times Games engineering executive Jonathan McKinsey was killed in Dublin; his elderly in-laws were arrested on murder charges. Weather & Disasters: California declared an El Niño emergency as coastal damage and storm-surge risks grow, while Hurricane Polo threatens Mexico’s Baja California Sur. Local Life: LA reminded businesses to apply for 2028 Olympics-related contracts; Pasadena’s Rose Court was announced for 2027.
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