February 1, 2021

 Lea este artículo en español. The pandemic and stay-at-home orders have forced thousands of financially dried up California businesses to shut down, but for Dan Zhao, they became the reason to start a new one. “Before the pandemic, I just had a regular job,” said Zhao, a product manager at a San Francisco-based software company. But when […]

Despite Prop. 15’s defeat, Californians can still hold big business accountable: Fair tax reform can address the growing inequality in the state.

Read this article in English.   La pandemia y las órdenes de quedarse en casa han obligado a cerrar a miles de negocios de California agotados financieramente, pero para Dan Zhao, se convirtieron en la razón para comenzar uno nuevo. “Antes de la pandemia, solo tenía un trabajo regular”, dijo Zhao, gerente de producto de una empresa […]

Good morning, California. It’s Monday, February 1. Let Them Play effort ramps up Today marks yet another missed deadline in the nearly yearlong struggle to get California kids back in school — leaving the state limited time to find a solution before reopening campuses this academic year becomes moot. Gov. Gavin Newsom’s $2 billion proposal […]

While the new water futures markets may help manage the financial risk of droughts, the more important work ahead is to strengthen the state’s actual water market.

California should reinvigorate effort to research and introduce a road users charge – in effect trading a gas tax for a fee on miles traveled.

While California's politicians wrangle, millions of school kids are stuck at home due to COVID-19 and their educations are suffering.