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Commercial Fundraisers Eat Up Nearly Half Of Charitable Donations In California
A report by the California Attorney General’s office finds only 51 percent of the donations collected by professional fundraisers winds up in the hands of the charity soliciting contributions.
Tech Report: Mobile Software Apps Facing Scrutiny Over Consumer Privacy Laws
California Attorney General Kamala Harris is warning dozens of mobile software companies that they are not complying with state consumer privacy laws.
Fallout In Sacramento Over Bill To Ban ‘Bullet Button’
A CBS 5 investigation prompted Bay Area State Senator Leland Yee to close what gun control advocates called a giant loophole. But the effort to ban the so-called “bullet button” became a bureaucratic mess and eventually fizzled out.
Vallejo Mayor Wants AG Harris To Review Fatal Police Shooting
Vallejo Mayor Osby Davis said Wednesday afternoon he will ask the City Council to call for an independent review by the state Attorney General’s Office of an officer-involved fatal shooting earlier this month.
Gov. Brown Signs ‘Homeowners Bill of Rights’ Into Law
California has a new law to stop what Gov. Jerry Brown calls abusive home lending tactics.
Attorney General Harris Praises Supreme Court’s Immigration Ruling
California Attorney General Kamala Harris is praising Monday’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling striking down several parts of a controversial Arizona immigration law enacted in 2010.
Yahoo, AG Kamala Harris Team Up To Fight Human Trafficking
Yahoo is teaming up with California Attorney General Kamala Harris for a new campaign aimed at raising online awareness about human trafficking.
Governor Plans To Divert Foreclosure Settlement Money For Budget
Jerry Brown is proposing using more than $400 million of the settlement money to help close the budget gap.
California’s AG Pushing New Mortgage, Homeowner Protections
The proposals by Attorney General Kamala Harris would provide safeguards for homeowners while giving her office more leeway to investigate financial crimes.
Wal-Mart To Pay $2.1M Penalty For California Overcharging
Wal-Mart has agreed to pay a penalty of $2.1 million for charging California costumers at prices higher than those posted, in violation of a 2008 judgment ordering the retail chain to stop.
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