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Max Pringle

State Government Reporter

Max Pringle has been a public radio and print reporter for more than a decade. He’s covered national, state and local politics for Pacifica’s KPFA Radio and has been a contributor to public radio outlets KQED and KALW. His work has also appeared in the East Bay Express, the San Francisco Bay Guardian, the Sacramento News and Review, Deutsche Welle and Radio France International. He is a graduate of the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.

Max was bitten by the news bug while working on his high school newspaper and hasn’t recovered since. Max is pleased to be covering the state capital and privileged to provide a window on the state government. 

 

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  • California High-Speed Rail / Flickr

    California High-Speed Rail Faces Skepticism As Preliminary Construction Begins

    August 18, 2014

    Preliminary construction and impact studies have begun for California's High-Speed Rail project after years of debate and legal challenges.

  • Max Pringle / CPRN

    California Appropriations Committees Run Through A Range Of Bills

    August 14, 2014

    California legislative committees ran through bills Thursday ranging from plastic-bag use to medical marijuana. (UPDATED: 5:40 p.m.)

  • Wikimedia / U.S. Marine Corps

    California Bill Would Require Recycling Of Organic Waste

    August 12, 2014

    A California bill would require businesses and local jurisdictions to recycle their methane emissions by recycling their organic waste.

  • California Bill Would Grant Increased Contract Rights to Franchise Owners

    August 8, 2014

    A California bill would grant small operators of fast food and other franchises increased contract rights.

  • FLICKR / Windell Oskay

    California Legislation Would Increase Low-income Access To Green Vehicle Incentive Program

    August 7, 2014

    A California bill would increase the share of its zero-emission vehicle incentive program going to low and moderate income Californians.

  • Bart Everson / Flickr

    California Considering Rights Bill For Student Veterans At For-Profit Colleges

    August 6, 2014

    For-profit colleges in California would come under more state scrutiny regarding the quality of the education they provide student veterans, under a bill now in the legislature.

  • FLICKR / ilikegranola.com

    California Bill Would Guarantee Full Health Plan Birth Control Access

    August 5, 2014

    A bill in the California legislature would mandate full access to FDA-approved birth control methods covered in health care plans.

  • West Midlands Police / Wikimedia

    California Bill Would Allow Families to Obtain Gun Restraining Orders

    August 4, 2014

    Under a bill in the California Senate, families and friends of mentally unstable people could get firearm restraining orders if they suspect the person is a safety threat.

  • FLICKR / Don McCullough

    California Bill Would Bar Warrantless Use of Law Enforcement Drones

    August 1, 2014

    The California legislature is considering a bill that would prohibit law enforcement from using aerial surveillance drones without a warrant.

  • FLICKR / Eric Rae

    California Bill Would Regulate Pet Insurance Industry

    July 31, 2014

    Pet insurance policies could soon be getting increased oversight and transparency requirements under a bill in the California legislature.

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