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ALT A photo of a table full of food and pumpkins from a staff potluck in Sacramento. Staff are gathered around and getting some lunch.
ALT A photo of pumpkins decorated to look like Finding Nemo, a black cat, and a spooky pumpkin.
ALT A photo of pumpkins decorated to look like Frankenstein, an alien abduction of a cow, and a minion.
ALT A graphic with the Civil Rights Department logo that says, “Which industries are facing the largest gender pay gap in California?”
ALT A graphic with the Civil Rights Department logo that says, “Our latest analysis found Californians working in finance face the largest gender pay gap. Let's break down the numbers.”
ALT A graphic with a man on a pile of coins looking down at a woman on a smaller pile of coins with text below it that says, “In finance, women earn just 53 cents for every dollar a white man earns.”
ALT A graphic with three successively smaller piles of coins that show men of color earning 68 cents, white women earning 61 cents, and women of color earning 49 cents in comparison to white men with text above it that says, “People of color earn even less. For every dollar a white man earns, men of color earn 68 cents and women of color only earn 49 cents.”
ALT A graphic with a woman holding out empty pockets with text above it that says, “In California, women working in finance lost almost $15 billion due to the gender pay gap in 2024 alone.”
ALT A graphic with a map of California that highlights Fresno County and Kern County, with text that says, “Statewide, Fresno has the narrowest gender pay gap at 77 cents and Bakersfield has the widest at 52 cents.”
ALT A graphic with the Civil Rights Department logo that says, “Learn more about some of our equal pay work” and “calcivilrights.ca.gov/paydatareporting.”
ALT Graphic with the Civil Rights Department logo that says, “City of Costa Mesa Will Allow Sober Living Home to Stay Open After State Investigation.”
ALT Graphic with the Civil Rights Department logo with a quote from CRD Director Kevin Kish that says, “By coming to the bargaining table, the City of Costa Mesa is helping keep dozens of residents housed in a setting where they can live safely, independently, and with community support.”
ALT Graphic with the Civil Rights Department seal that says, “We’re hiring. Legal Secretary. Research Data Specialist II.”
ALT A text-based infographic explains Gun Violence Restraining Orders (GVRO), detailing who it protects, who can file, and duration of orders. It uses white text on a dark blue background with key points highlighted in light blue boxes, noting protection from firearm access for at-risk individuals, eligible filers including family and law enforcement, and order lengths from 21 days to 5 years.
ALT Graphic that says, “See’s Candies to Pay Nearly $150k After Alleged Failure to Timely Report Pay Data”
ALT Graphic with a quote from CRD Director Kevin Kish that says, “This quick resolution demonstrates See’s Candies commitment to getting things right. Large employers must report pay data to us every year.”
ALT California considers stronger pregnancy leave protections.
ALT Proposed Pregnancy Leave Updates More flexible bonding leave no requirement to take bonding leave in two-week increments, increasing flexibility for new parents
ALT Proposed Pregnancy Leave Updates More provider options allowing nurses, doulas, and other healthcare providers to support accommodation requests
ALT Headshot of Stephanie Chan from the organization Stop Asian American and Pacific Islander Hate with text announcing them as a speaker for the California Commission on the State of Hate's community forum on October 20, 2026.
ALT Headshot of Nana Gyamfi from the organization Black Alliance for Just Immigration, with text announcing them as a speaker for the California Commission on the State of Hate's community forum on October 20, 2026.
ALT Headshot of Irma Gonzalez of the California League of United Latin American Citizens with text announcing them as a speaker for the California Commission on the State of Hate's community forum on October 20, 2026.
ALT Headshot of Annie Lee from the organization Chinese for Affirmative Action with text announcing them as a speaker for the California Commission on the State of Hate's community forum on October 20, 2026.
ALT Christina and Linda stand behind the California Civil Rights Department resource table at the I AM ABLE Disability Job Fair in Downtown Sacramento.
ALT Two Civil Rights Department (CRD) staff stand behind a table with informational materials. Text promoting Kern County Veterans Stand Down event on October 8, 2026. CRD will share civil rights resources at this event aimed at connecting veterans with community resources and support. Learn more at calcivilrights.ca.gov/events.
ALT Alee smiles at a Civil Rights Department informational table. Text promotes the I AM ABLE Disability Job Fair in Sacramento County on October 14, 2026, an event sharing job and disability rights resources. Learn more at calcivilrights.ca.gov/events.
ALT Two women engaged in a serious conversation. Text promoting an October 14, 2026 webinar on sexual harassment protections. Learn all about how California's civil rights laws apply to sexual harassment at work, in housing, and at businesses. Register at calcivilrights.ca.gov/events.
ALT Hand passing a house key with text promoting a renters rights webinar on October 21, 2026, hosted by California Civil Rights Department. Learn more about protections for renters with disabilities, using rental assistance, and renters with criminal histories. Register at calcivilrights.ca.gov/events.
ALT Employees from the California Civil Rights Department's leadership stand together outside the department's office in Downtown Sacramento.