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Nancy Pelosi puts thumb on the scale in race for her successor. Here’s who she endorsed

By Maya C. Miller | CalMatters | May 18, 2026
A last-minute twist in the three-way Democratic race to become San Francisco’s next congressmember.
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Musk v. Altman verdict: Musk’s $134B OpenAI suit collapses after swift jury deliberations

By Joe Dworetzky and Jay Harris | Bay City News | May 18, 2026
Fueled by the celebrity of the controversial plaintiff and the billions at stake, the case attracted global attention.
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AC Transit ridership rises for third straight month, first time since pandemic

By Pete Young | Bay City News | May 18, 2026
Increase is credited to schedule adjustments that rolled out Feb. 1.
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$6 gas and refinery fears collide with California’s climate ambitions

By Alejandro Lazo | CalMatters | May 18, 2026
The fight over California’s carbon market has exposed the political tensions at the heart of Newsom’s energy transition agenda.
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Insurance commissioner candidates float bigger California role

By Levi Sumagaysay | CalMatters | May 17, 2026
From a public wildfire authority to a state backstop, California insurance regulator candidates propose greater state involvement.
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Musk v. Altman — Week 3 analysis: Jurors face tangled questions of trust, timing and AI

By Joe Dworetzky and Jay Harris | Bay City News | May 16, 2026
After 11 days of testimony and hours of closing arguments, the jury moves to deliberations.
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Why surveillance pricing bans are suddenly gaining traction this year (and not just in California)

By Khari Johnson | CalMatters | May 15, 2026
A proposed law would ban price-setting with algorithms that use personal information to determine how much someone pays.
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California has 6 weeks of gas supply. After that, it gets expensive

By Alejandro Lazo | CalMatters | May 15, 2026
At an average of $6.15 a gallon, California drivers are paying the highest gas prices in the nation.
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Newsom’s last budget: Cuts, larger reserves sought amid fears AI tech boom could fade

By Yue Stella Yu | CalMatters | May 15, 2026
The governor proposes new spending in some areas like healthcare for low- and middle-income households, but also hikes premiums for undocumented immigrant adults.
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Trump and Kennedy seek to relax safeguards for AI healthcare tools

By Darius Tahir | KFF Health News | May 15, 2026
Clinicians and patient-safety advocates say government regulations are not well constructed to guard against the threat that the new technology will miss or obscure important details of patients’ conditions.
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