October 14, 2020

La propuesta de ley conocida como Proposición 16 nos acerca un paso más hacia un estado de equidad al brindarnos las herramientas para luchar contra la discriminación racial y de género sin cuotas.

Debido a que ambos lados llaman a la Propuesta 23 un asunto de vida o muerte, se les pide de nuevo a los votantes que opinen sobre cómo se administran las clínicas de diálisis.

Warehouse workers stage vigil at Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos’ $165 million Beverly Hills home on Prime Day, the e-commerce giant’s annual flagship sales event, to demand better safety measures, higher pay.

Tens of thousands of Californians may be forced to spend the next few days without power while dry, powerful winds slam the northern part of the state. PG&E said Tuesday it will likely cut power to about 54,000 customers in portions of 24 counties through Friday while much of Northern California remains under a red-flag […]

Californians are voting on 12 propositions, but not all are funded equally. Just take a look at that fat slab of lilac in the graphic below. No surprise for even the most dimly engaged Californians who have been bombarded with ads for weeks now: Funding for Proposition 22, a measure to exempt gig-economy companies from […]

Prop. 16 takes us one step closer to a state of equity by giving us the tools to fight racial and gender discrimination without quotas.

With both sides calling Proposition 23 a life or death issue, voters are being asked again to weigh in on how dialysis clinics are run.

If Prop. 16 passes will racial and gender preferences go so far as to be indistinguishable from quotas.

California allocates money to raise the educational levels of at-risk students but the money is being diverted into other purposes and Gov. Gavin Newsom's veto of a bill allows the diversions to continue.