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Taylor’s Version: The Legal Side of Taylor Swift Reclaiming Her MastersIf you’ve ever scrolled through Spotify, Apple Music, or YouTube and wondered why some Taylor Swift songs appear twice—identical titles, but one stamped with “Taylor’s Version”—you’re not alone. The label isn’t a bonus track or a branding gimmick.

Housing and TenantsLaw: Landlords must provide working stoves and refrigerators in rental unitsLegislative Act: Assembly Bill 628 (AB 628)Effective Date: January 1, 2026Law: Tenants protected from eviction when rent nonpayment is caused by delayed Social Security benefitsLegislative Act: Assembly Bill 246 (AB 246)Effective Date: January 1, 2026

The is a simple, low-cost way to resolve minor legal disputes without hiring a lawyer. The process is designed for everyday people and small businesses to settle issues like unpaid bills, property damage, or contract disagreements. Individuals can sue for up to $12,500, while businesses can claim up to $6,250.

The Center will support students in study and career skillsThe ������ƵCareer Development Center empowers students to become effective leaders of their personal career journeys. Through career counseling, employer connections, and professional development opportunities, we prepare them to become skilled and productive members of the local, national, and global workforce.