March 6, 2019

What better way to decompress from a stressful federal government job than by trekking 2,600 miles on foot from Mexico to Canada? That’s what Jared Blumenfeld, the new head of the California Environmental Protection Agency, did three years ago, setting out on the arduous and beloved Pacific Crest Trail that traces California’s searing deserts, rugged […]

At the age of 44, my lungs inexplicably failed, and have never recovered. For over a decade, I've had a chronic shortness of breath, a high pulse rate, and have been dependent on oxygen tanks, inhalers and I've been unable to walk any distance or even carry my purse, without triggering deep chest pains. I'm one of the fortunate ones, because I'm still alive.

Yet another official probe into the Stephon Clark shooting. California's new surgeon general warns of a powerful toxin. Incoming charter school reforms.

The California Supreme Court has ducked a fundamental issue in state's pension crisis, leaving "California rule" up in the air.