Eliyahu Kamisher

San Francisco mayor taps billionaires and philanthropists to stand up his homelessness response. https://t.co/6Agfy4wgfs

News: After Valero announced a potential shutdown of it's Bay Area refinery, Newsom ordered an official to start "high-level, immediate engagement" with refiners. He told CEC vice chair to reinforce the state's “openness to a collaborative relationship.” https://t.co/fQm6SK2kya

RT @demianbulwa: We're calling it: Barbara Lee is Oakland's next mayor, defeating Loren Taylor by a good margin in the ranked-choice race.…

RT @Josh_Koehn: NEW: My investigation for @sfstandard found Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara appears to have a “slush fund” to buy booze…

(Bloomberg) -- Wall Street brokers have started selling insurers’ claims tied to Los Angeles’ deadly wildfires, which may trigger a payout from the utilities blamed for the destruction, according to people familiar with the matter. https://t.co/gY3xcpTe91

SF billionaires, tech & business leaders have banded together to support the new mayor. “We need to be kind of a force for helping city hall in any way we can to go forward with the improvements our new mayor is eager to make." Reporting w/@bizcarson https://t.co/y9DllY8The

RT @ZavalaA: The California State Senate has severely limited press access in the chamber to journalists and despite repeated calls from @C…

News: Calpers, the country's largest pension fund, has classified more than $3 billion of holdings in oil drillers, coal miners, and other major greenhouse gas producers as climate-friendly investments, according to a new analysis of public records. https://t.co/3phr0jPvYA

News: Edison has 465 miles of idle power lines similar to those accused of starting the Eaton Fire. If the company is found liable for starting the blaze "the spark alone did not create the catastrophe," CEO Pizzaro says. w/@markchediak @HiMichelleMa https://t.co/vs2MRd6ew8

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Eliyahu Kamisher @eli_kamisher

SCOOP (Bloomberg) -- California Governor Gavin Newsom has told state regulators to go back to the drawing board on sweeping rules that would drastically reduce single-use plastics, citing concerns over the measure’s cost.

SCOOP (Bloomberg) -- California Governor Gavin Newsom has told state regulators to go back to the drawing board on sweeping rules that would drastically reduce single-use plastics, citing concerns over the measure’s cost.

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Eliyahu Kamisher @eli_kamisher

News: Newsom has turned to a Trump-backed Republican to shepherd his $40 billion aid package through Congress. “Frankly it’s good politics for both of them,” said one analyst. https://t.co/DEw3MEGoog

News: Newsom has turned to a Trump-backed Republican to shepherd his $40 billion aid package through Congress. “Frankly it’s good politics for both of them,” said one analyst. https://t.co/DEw3MEGoog

RT @akoseff: As he continues to shrink from speaking to the political press, Newsom launches another podcast