Despite the cry to 'Save local news,' the California legislature faces complexity in enacting laws due to repercussions on 'save,' 'local,' and 'news.' California has lost 68% of journalists since 2004, with newspapers down 25%, and print circulation dropping over 50%.
California State Senator Glazer introduces SB-1327, aiming to allocate $500 million annually for local news revival. With AB 886, the California Journalism and Preservation Act adds momentum. New York's journalist-supporting tax credits signal potential for nationwide impact on journalism's financial landscape.
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