January 7, 2021

In a futile maneuver that did not stop Biden's win, almost all Republican members of Congress from California voted to challenge the election results from Arizona and Pennsylvania.

California hotel employees are anxious to see if state lawmakers may revive a “right to recall” proposal to rehire based on seniority or propose new help. Many also worry additional aid from last month’s federal relief package won’t help them.

Acknowledging that vaccinations have been too slow, state officials aim to ramp up the pace. But many questions remain about expanding to the next groups of Californians, and, in the meantime, some doctors complain that they still haven’t been vaccinated.

Good morning, California. It’s Thursday, January 7. State, congressional leaders respond As a violent mob of President Donald Trump’s supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday — temporarily preventing Congress from certifying the Electoral College votes to confirm President-elect Joe Biden’s victory — protests broke out at California’s Capitol building in Sacramento and in cities […]

The focus on COVID-19 has left many issues either overlooked or ignored; our duty is to make the changes needed to get California moving again.

California needs to acknowledge the systematic sterilizations of immigrant women and rectify the wrongdoing.

California necesita reconocer las esterilizaciones sistemáticas de mujeres inmigrantes y rectificar las malas acciones.

Reconociendo que las vacunas han sido demasiado lentas, los funcionarios estatales aspiran acelerar el ritmo. Pero quedan muchas preguntas sobre la expansión a los próximos grupos de californianos y, mientras tanto, algunos médicos se quejan de que todavía no han sido vacunados.