June 17, 2020

Throughout the pandemic, government officials have struggled to accurately track the thousands of vulnerable seniors and disabled people who contracted COVID-19 in nursing homes.

A district judge today barred the U.S. Department of Education’s initial rules about which students could have federal relief money from being enforced. The decision means undocumented students, among others, may receive money from California community colleges as part of the CARES Act. 

Cracked roads and blocks of wilted grass and dirt envelop the Edison High School campus in the heart of west Fresno. Police cars, churches and liquor stores abound. But trees, grocery stores, hospitals, parks, restaurants, and banks remain out of sight. Meanwhile, across Highways 180 and 99 heading north toward Bullard Avenue, there is another […]

Statutes are coming down and name changes are contemplated at a furious rate. Exactly who decides these changes and how are the decisions made?

California protesters and lawmakers are calling for the removal of statues of Christopher Columbus and other controversial historical figures.

The chasm between COVID-19 cases in Alameda and Oakland is a microcosm of the ethnic, racial and class health disparities raging across the country.

Senate Bill 1175 claims to increase regulation on the importation of live animals, but it is a smokescreen to ban the import ban of animals hunted abroad.

Most of the water has already been pulled out of the inflow by leakage and diversions before reaching the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta.

California clearly has problem with police violence and it will be up to the Democrats who control the state's politics to fix it.