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Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton met for a face-to-face governor's debate held in Burbank. The candidates discussed immigration and the film industry, and Hilton proposed policy changes while Becerra criticized Donald Trump. Voters in Burbank can compare how each candidate approaches immigration and the film industry before the election.
CalMatters · Oct 1, 2026Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 1905, which limits undercover police operations called Perkins operations against young people. Burbank's Nick Schultz authored the bill, which bars these stings in certain cases for anyone under 26. As a California law, it covers young people in Burbank, and the bill came from a local author.
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A face-to-face debate between Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton took place in Burbank. The discussion covered pressing issues like immigration and the film industry. Hilton proposed policy changes while Becerra repeatedly focused on blaming Donald Trump.
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Governor Gavin Newsom signed a law limiting 'Perkins operations' against young people. Assembly Bill 1905, authored by Burbank's Nick Schultz, prohibits these undercover stings for those under 26 in certain cases. The law aims to protect youth from deceptive law enforcement techniques.
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