Repeal

California Takes Stand Against Housing Ban: Norwalk to Repeal Restrictions and Invest in Affordable Housing

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California’s City of Norwalk has reached a settlement with state officials following a lawsuit over a housing ban that targeted vulnerable populations. The settlement was announced by Attorney General Rob Bonta, Governor Gavin Newsom, and Gustavo Velasquez, the director of the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD). The lawsuit, filed on November 4, 2024, claimed that Norwalk’s prohibition on emergency shelters, supportive housing, single-room occupancy units, and transitional housing violated several state laws. The state sought a court order to compel Norwalk to repeal the housing ban and comply with California housing regulations. … Read more

Colorado Lawmakers Pivot: Repeal and Revamp Controversial AI Regulations Ahead of 2026 Deadline

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A year after passing what was hailed as the most comprehensive artificial intelligence law in the United States, Colorado lawmakers are now working swiftly to repeal and replace it. With the law scheduled to come into effect in February 2026, Governor Jared Polis has summoned lawmakers for a special session to address this issue, along with a $750 million budget deficit. The original legislation aimed to regulate the use of artificial intelligence in sectors such as healthcare, housing, lending, legal matters, education, and employment to prevent discrimination. Democratic State Senator Robert Rodriguez of Denver was … Read more

Wyoming Set for Major Legislative Changes: New Anti-DEI Measures, Gun-Free Zone Repeal, and Stricter Animal Abuse Laws Ready to Launch

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CHEYENNE, Wyo. — New legislation in Wyoming is set to take effect soon, addressing issues ranging from diversity initiatives to gun laws and animal welfare. The changes reflect ongoing debates in the state about the direction of policies impacting education, public safety, and animal protection. One significant piece of legislation is the repeal of the ban on firearms in certain public areas. This law allows individuals to carry guns in places previously designated as gun-free zones, including educational institutions. Supporters of the measure argue it enhances personal safety, while opponents express concerns about the implications … Read more

House Takes Action to Repeal D.C. Measures on Noncitizen Voting and Police Oversight

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WASHINGTON — The House of Representatives approved legislation on Thursday aimed at overturning recent measures by the District of Columbia that allow noncitizens to vote and implement changes in police discipline. This decision reflects ongoing tensions between local governance in D.C. and federal oversight. The House voted 229-189 in favor of the repeal. This action draws attention to political divisions, as the Republican majority has consistently aimed to limit the autonomy of D.C. government decisions. Both issues — noncitizen voting and police reforms — have sparked debate about the balance between local and federal authority. … Read more