Laura Fitzgerald is a Statehouse/Politics Reporter at CapRadio. She covers California state politics with a focus on government accountability and its impact on citizens, reporting on topics such as land back policy efforts in Oakland, unionization movements, and the 2022 UC-wide graduate student strike. Laura's work has been featured in notable outlets including Yahoo News, the Los Angeles Times, and NPR.
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By: Laura Fitzgerald
The U.S. Air Force Academy's new Hosmer Visitor Center opened May 16 just outside the Academy gates, offering free public access, a Visit Colorado Springs kiosk and a cadet experience tour as part of the $120 million City for Champions project.
Governor Gavin Newsom has called state workers back into the office four days a week starting July 1st.
For years, childcare providers have said they’re having trouble keeping up with rising costs. And that problem has gotten even harder this year as prices for essentials like groceries and gas have risen.
There’s a growing desire to tax billionaires more in the US, especially among Democrats. California is no exception where a five-percent wealth tax could land on the November ballot.
Governor Gavin Newsom’s budget for the upcoming fiscal year was signed and passed last night.
By: Laura Fitzgerald
State worker unions argue the administration should negotiate over telework policy.
By: Laura Fitzgerald
State workers rallied at the State Capitol yesterday as Governor Gavin Newsom's return to office mandate took effect.
By: Laura Fitzgerald
Leading superintendent candidates say they disagree with how lawmakers approved the change.
Newsom’s first stop is Nevada. His schedule will also include trips to Southern states to support Democratic candidates
Governor Gavin Newsom says a new law he signed yesterday will reduce red tape when it comes to building more affordable housing in California.
