Governor Gavin Newsom has until October 10th to sign or veto the bills on his desk. We'll talk with KQED's politics team's Katie Orr and Marisa Lagos about some of the bills he's signed into law, including drug sentencing reform and the nation's first ban on nonconsensual removal of a condom during sex. And we'll look at some of the closely watched bills still waiting on a decision.

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America the Jesuit Review Episodes Around October 8, 2021

Toward a More Perfect Sanctuary: How To Reform the U.S. Asylum System

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Major Health Impacts from Wildfire Smoke Uncovered in New Investigation

California Political News Roundup

First Oral COVID-19 Treatment Shows Promise

San Francisco Giants Headed to Playoffs for the First Time in Five Years

Anita Hill on America's Ongoing Reckoning with Gender-Based Violence

Clean-up Efforts Continue Following Orange County Oil Spill

How Supply Chain Backups Threaten to Leave Store Shelves Bare

Journalist Ben Fong-Torres Subject of New Documentary About His Life and Work

'System Error’ Describes What’s Wrong with Big Tech

Why the History of Chavez Ravine Still Haunts Dodger Stadium

Is Your Pandemic Gray Hair Here to Stay?

Two Californians win Nobel Prize for Research on How We Sense Touch, Temperature and Pain

What Memes Say About Hispanic Heritage Month

California's Newly Minted Laws

Eric Garcia’s ‘We’re Not Broken’ Aims to Change the Conversation About Autism

Lunches That Got You Through The Pandemic

Historian Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor on the Structures of Racial Inequality and the Social Movements Fighting It

José Vadi Plumbs California’s Soul in ‘Inter State’

How to Make Streets Safer for Pedestrians as Fatalities Rise

Stakes Remain High for Abortion Rights in Ongoing Fight Over Texas Law

First Person: Berkeley's Matt Marostica on How to Make Progressive Change within a Conservative Church

Mail Delivery Slowdown Speaks to Bigger Problems for the U.S. Postal Service

Millions of American Workers Call it Quits Amid ‘The Great Resignation’

Black-Jewish Solidarity for Prison Abolition, Expressed Through Aerial Dance

California Cities Struggle to Meet New Housing Planning Guidelines

Authors Joanna Ho and Lisa Moore Ramée Help Kids See Themselves in Stories

REBROADCAST: ‘Loud’ Podcast Highlights the History of Reggaeton

As Fire Victims Languish, Hedge Funds Cash out Billions in PG&E Stock

Colin Powell, First Black Secretary of State, Dies From COVID-19 Complications

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