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Data Shows No Huge Spike In Shoplifting Since Passage Of Prop 47

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Inmates at Chino State Prison.  (Photo By: Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images)

Increased Calls For Changes To Prop 47 

Prop 47 is a 2014 ballot measure that lowered the penalties for drug possession and shoplifting from felonies to misdemeanors. Retailers and prosecutors are collecting signatures for a November ballot measure that would roll back some portions of the law. And lawmakers have introduced more than a dozen bills to tweak it in some way or another. But what have the impacts of the measure been?
Guest: Maris Lagos, KQED

Insurance Commissioner Proposes Changes To Rate Approval Process

California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara has promised sweeping changes to try to fix the state’s insurance market and convince companies to offer more coverage. Now, he’s released proposed rule updates. 
Reporter: Danielle Venton, KQED

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