Streamlined reporting adds to the tally of tests for the novel coronavirus conducted in California — but results are still pending for tens of thousands of them
The central San Joaquin Valley for years has struggled to attract medical doctors, with physician-to-resident ratios well below what medical experts say is needed for adequate healthcare. That was before the coronavirus pandemic. Now the rapid spread of COVID-19 may well expose the Fresno area to even greater risk if the relatively few doctors in […]
The coronavirus pandemic is a public health crisis that’s spawned a global economic crisis, and the immediate question all leaders must answer is: “What now?”
While we must prevent the spread of the coronavirus, we must demand that public officials maximize the ability of the people to participate in governmental decision-making.
Californians should have a conversation about the split roll initiative on the November ballot and ask if the state’s taxation system as a whole is broken, rather than just Proposition 13.