January 12, 2021

Trump's harsh rhetoric, competitive elections, and efforts to get out the vote all led to significant gains in Latino voter registration in 2020.

 Lea este artículo en español. When is a constitutionally outlined petition campaign to remove an elected leader actually a “treasonous” effort to subvert the democratic process? According to the California Democratic Party, when Republicans are on one side of the campaign and Gov. Gavin Newsom is on the other. In a press conference this afternoon, the […]

The California Department of Aging is hosting an online summit Jan. 13 about what we can do in the next 100 days on the Master Plan for Aging.

Read this article in English.      ¿Cuándo es una campaña de petición delineada constitucionalmente para destituir a un líder electo en realidad un esfuerzo “traidor” para subvertir el proceso democrático? Según el Partido Demócrata de California, cuando los republicanos están de un lado de la campaña y el gobernador Gavin Newsom del otro. En una conferencia de […]

La dura retórica de Trump, las elecciones competitivas y los esfuerzos por sacar el voto llevaron a ganancias significativas en el registro de votantes latinos en 2020.

Good morning, California. It’s Tuesday, January 12. Only 27% of doses used Gov. Gavin Newsom has a lot of political capital riding on his goal of vaccinating 1 million additional Californians by this weekend. Apart from school reopenings, no issue looms larger for Newsom’s third year in office — and his ability to fend off […]

Both President-elect Joe Biden and Congressional Democrats want to forgive some amount of federal student loan debt. The question is, how much — $10,000 or $50,000 — and is it even a good idea?

To rectify the growing education equity gap in California schools, we need testing data about how students are doing academically.

Reducing California’s corrections budget is the right strategy, and efforts should be made to overturn extreme sentencing laws.

Tanto el presidente electo Joe Biden como los demócratas del Congreso quieren perdonar una parte de la deuda federal de préstamos estudiantiles. La pregunta es, ¿cuánto - $ 10,000 o $ 50,000 - y es una buena idea?