Kenneth Schrupp is a reporter with a focus on national news in the United States. His work has been featured in various publications and media outlets, including Watchdog.org, The Citizens' Voice, and The Washington Examiner. Kenneth covers a wide range of topics, including government fees, legislation, deficits, and education.
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Kenneth's coverage primarily revolves around government announcements, legal policy regulation, and data citations related to California politics. He seems particularly interested in legal challenges, government fees, state budgeting decisions, and educational policies within the state.
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By: Kenneth Schrupp
(The Center Square) - California is sending a fleet of its recently retired diesel passenger trains to Peru, having recently electrified the line the trains were on. This comes as the state is seeking a waiver for its ban on diesel trains, which some warn would severely damage national transportation and the economy.
By: Kenneth Schrupp
(The Center Square) - California gas prices could rise up to $1.15 per gallon next year thanks to the state's new carbon credit system, taxes, refinery regulations, and refinery shutdown. This would require the typical Californian to make up to $1,000 per year more in pre-tax income to “break even,” according to an analysis from a professor at the USC Marshall School of Business.
By: Kenneth Schrupp
(The Center Square) - The federal government has allocated $159 million in FEMA funding to “provide humanitarian services to noncitizen migrants” in
By: Kenneth Schrupp
(The Center Square) - California voters officially rejected a statewide minimum wage hike for the first time, less than one year after the state's $20 per hour fast food minimum wage went into effect. The $18 wage would have applied to all workers, not just those in fast food.
By: Kenneth Schrupp
7:00 AM on Thursday, November 21 Kenneth Schrupp (The Center Square) - California's nonpartisan state analysis agency warned the
(The Center Square) - A scathing county audit of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority and its nearly annual budget revealed millions of
By: Kenneth Schrupp
(The Center Square) - California’s nonpartisan state analysis agency warned the state has “no capacity for new commitments,” and faces annual deficits of $20 billion or more starting in 2026 as spending growth outpaces weak sales tax revenue.
By: Kenneth Schrupp
(The Center Square) - Many California business owners are shocked by payroll tax increases incurred by the state's COVID-19 pandemic-era unemployment
By: Kenneth Schrupp
(The Center Square) - The City of Los Angeles declared itself a sanctuary city in advance of the second Trump presidency, which would bar city cooperation with immigration enforcement and
By: Kenneth Schrupp
(The Center Square) - The City of Los Angeles declared itself a sanctuary city in advance of the second Trump presidency, which would bar city
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