AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoState Policy & Consumer Safety: Gov. Newsom signed AB 1901, requiring diaper makers to disclose intentionally added ingredients on packaging and online, with the rules starting in 2029. Public Health & Schools: A new law begins phasing out ultra-processed foods in California public schools starting in 2029, but districts warn implementation will be hard without more funding. Housing & Local Government: A CSU report highlights how student housing and student affairs can boost engagement and graduation, with campuses using campus-wide data to target what’s working. Crime & Courts: In San Francisco, prosecutors say a Muni stabbing victim stepped in to stop harassment, and the suspect faces attempted murder charges. Tech, Law & Markets: Apple’s Taptic Engine patent loss helped push litigation funder Burford Capital shares up more than 9%. Elections & Governance: New House districts are reshaping midterm battlegrounds, with California and Utah among the few states where maps could favor Democrats. Native American Policy: California expanded Native American Day into a paid state holiday.
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