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Two New State Housing Laws | Reuben, Junius & Rose, LLP
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Capitol Connection Q&A for Contractors - Week of 1/26/2026
Capitol Update 01.23.2026
California Construction’s New Era: Comply with Mandatory Dispute Resolution Process or Risk a Work Stoppage
Thousands of affordable homes could have been built — if not for $1.2 billion in California fees
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Capitol Update 01.016.2026
2026 California Contractors License Law & Reference Book Now Available
Building homes is a top priority for California. Voters could get a say
Capitol Connection Q&A for Contractors - Week of 1/19/2026
How Newsom aims to close California’s $2.9 billion budget shortfall
Capitol Update 01.09.2026
A Year-End Compliance Checklist for California Employers