Capitol
Women surfers push beyond equal pay—even if it means letting men into the water, too
California legislation sparks a broader debate over how to advance equality for women in male-dominated sports.
March 21, 2019
Housing
Homeless solution
David Swerdlin, San Juan Capistrano The best incentive to find solutions to the homeless situation is as follows: That each politician’s family residence house no fewer than three families; the governor house five; politicians in Sacramento, San Francisco and Los Angeles, and federal elected officials, house four. When viable solutions are implemented, we will move onto finding […]
Newsletters
Spring assortment: Scooters, speech, shopping, gardens, homes, wildlife
A wet winter turns to spring, two die in e-scooter wrecks, California comes for paper receipts, a pesticide verdict, mountain lions, falcon eggs, tweets.
Commentary
Proposition 187’s real impact: A generation that will never forget
To a 6-year-old child considering Proposition 187 of 1994, the question was simple: How could a government deny a human being the right to an education or health care just because they didn’t have proper documentation to live in this country?
Commentary
School accountability good for some, not others?
If community colleges and charter schools should be accountable for academic outcomes, why not public K-12 schools?