Kate Wolffe is a Legislative Reporter at The Sacramento Bee. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and legal affairs, with a focus on legislation and health-related issues. Kate's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including NPR, KQED, Kaiser Health News, and CalMatters.
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Kate Wolffe's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements and data citations related to health & wellbeing, government & politics, and crime in California and Sacramento. She seems particularly interested in stories about healthcare access, mental health services for children, reproductive rights, as well as legal issues such as lawsuits and criminal cases within the region.
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By: Yue Stella Yu, Kate Wolffe, Miguel Gutierrez, Fred Greaves
From left, Assemblymember Jesse Gabriel and state Sen. John Laird.
By: Kate Wolffe, Yue Stella Yu
State lawmakers’ budget plan would reject or delay many of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s social service cuts. Now, the budget negotiations begin in earnest.
By: Yue Stella Yu, Kate Wolffe
California Forever, the tech billionaire-backed group that hopes to build a city from scratch on farmland in the outer San Francisco Bay Area, is
By: Yue Stella Yu, Kate Wolffe
SUISUN CITY — California Forever, the tech billionaire-backed group that hopes to build a city from scratch on farmland in Solano County, is lobbying
By: Kate Wolffe
An aerial view of a farm on land where California Forever plans to build its new city in Solano County on Feb. 16, 2024. The proposed development would be located between Travis Air Force Base and Rio Vista. Photo by Loren Elliott for CalMatters. California Forever, the tech billionaire-backed group...
By: Kate Wolffe
Assemblymember Blanca Pacheco has once again rolled back her controversial proposal to amend California's public records rules.
By: Kate Wolffe
California bill aims to help transgender troops forced out by Trump's military ban, offering housing assistance and expedited professional licensing
By: Kate Wolffe
In summary After a year of limbo, some transgender troops who opted to leave the U.S. military voluntarily are finally being released.
By: Kate Wolffe
Over 50 business groups supported a bill to crack down on frivolous ADA lawsuits. After it sailed through the Senate, one lawmaker refused to give it a hearing
Description A blue wheelchair accessibility symbol marks an accessible parking space. Photo via iStock In summary
