Garry's List is launching its inaugural Civic Impact Awards to recognize the newsletters, reporters, and creators cutting through California's political noise ahead of the June 2 primary — nominations are open now. Meanwhile, a pressing press freedom fight is unfolding in Sacramento: AB 2624, a bill that could expose journalists to $4,000-per-violation fines for covering government-funded immigration nonprofits, is one committee vote away from the Assembly floor with no press exemption in sight.
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