A union of state attorneys is invoking California's signature environmental law to halt a return-to-office mandate that would put 90,000 workers back on the road four days a week. A California state worker union is borrowing a page from the housing battles that have paralyzed development across the state, turning the California Environmental Quality Act […]
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