SACRAMENTO, Calif. — It's been more than six months since Texas enacted a near-ban on abortions, and California is catching a glimpse of how such decisions, state by state, can affect its role in providing the service to people living outside the state.
Since Texas passed its law, several other states have enacted restrictions. Recently, Oklahoma took a step toward banning most abortions, regardless of how early in the pregnancy.
Meanwhile, California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill that will make abortions cheaper, for some, in a state known for its progressive abortion policies.
