November 16, 2020

In the latest installment of the “Future of Work” series, California mayors explain their cities’ most pressing issues.

In throwing an “emergency brake,” Gov. Gavin Newsom orders an even broader mask mandate and further restricts access to businesses, restaurants and other operations for the vast majority of Californians.

Al lanzar un "freno de emergencia", el gobernador Gavin Newsom ordena un mandato de máscara aún más amplio y restringe el acceso a negocios, restaurantes y otras operaciones para la gran mayoría de los californianos.

Good morning, California. It’s Monday, November 16. More shutdowns? Here we go again. As Thanksgiving approaches, California is racking up a series of grim statistics. On Thursday, it became the second state to surpass 1 million coronavirus cases — the same day it recorded more new infections than all but nine other days of the […]

Por lo general, estoy comprometido espiritualmente en votar en persona, pero ahora soy un converso a votar por correo. Gracias, pandemia.

Los líderes de todos los niveles de gobierno deberán hacer su parte para abordar la erosión de la confianza en el gobierno, pero los funcionarios locales pueden desempeñar un papel importante.

Leaders in every level of government will need to do their part to address eroding confidence in government, but local officials can play an important role.

Usually, I’m spiritually invested in voting in person, but now I am a convert to voting by mail. Thank you, pandemic.

California voters decided 12 expensive ballot measures this year, but will face another batch of high-dollar propositons in 2022.