November 2020

Gov. Newsom should appoint a Latino or Latina to the U.S. Senate seat to fulfill the promise of “California for All.”

El “Proyecto Homekey” podría entregar en meses lo que los defensores de las personas sin hogar han querido durante décadas: una gran inyección de efectivo y una forma de evitar las regulaciones engorrosas. Pero el lado positivo viene con un límite de tiempo.

Starting today, millions of Californians will be subject to new stay-at-home orders amid a third wave of COVID-19 infections that has hospitalized a record number of residents. Under Los Angeles County’s new stay-at-home order — which lasts through Dec. 20 — almost all gatherings are banned, and retail stores must further limit capacity. Santa Clara […]

Looking forward, 2021 will be an important year for moving ahead on implementation of the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act.

“Project Homekey” could deliver in months what homelessness advocates have wanted for decades: a huge infusion of cash, and a way around cumbersome regulations. But the silver lining comes with a time limit.

Building a health care workforce that works for every patient is one of the most important investments we can make for the health and wellness of California.

The virus is surging in California's overcrowded prisons as early releases slow. And county jails are struggling with a backlog of inmates awaiting transfers to state facilities.

El gobernador Newsom debería nombrar a un latino o latina para el escaño del Senado de los Estados Unidos para cumplir la promesa de "California para todos".

El virus está aumentando en las cárceles superpobladas de California a medida que se ralentizan las primeras liberaciones. Y las cárceles del condado están luchando con una acumulación de reclusos que esperan ser transferidos a instalaciones estatales.

Bad optics undid Donald Trump and Gray Davis, which is a lesson for California Gov. Gavin Newsom.