April 22, 2020

California testing swab shortage has limited its ability to test for the coronavirus — and eventually restart the economy. That might be about to change.

With contact tracing apps in-the-works, how much personal data are you willing to trade away for a return to life as it was before the pandemic?

It costs a lot to keep a university running, and students aren’t sure if they want to pay full tuition for classes taught remotely. That combination could prove the undoing of some private colleges.

California has more than 35,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 but understanding precisely who has been tested and treated remains shrouded in mystery — and is key to ensuring equal access, according to advocacy groups seeking more transparency from the Newsom administration. The American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California wrote Gov. Gavin Newsom earlier this month […]

Serology tests hold key to reopening California. Hospitals prepare for worst-case scenario. Should California protect stimulus checks from debt collectors?

We need to meet the financial challenges of the coronavirus pandemic while also sustaining government programs and services with ideas for tax reform.

Conservation and wildlife organizations are working with farmers, ranchers and other private landowners to improve the environment and protect imperiled species.

Gov. Gavin Newsom has appointed an 80-member task force to guide California's economic recovery. We should not have high expectations.