February 25, 2021

Valley residents have waited more than a decade for the end of burns at vineyards and groves that spew smoke. Several board members pushed for quicker action, but the board voted to grant four more years.

This week, 10 counties in the inland portions of Central and Southern California were slated to transition to the new vaccine distribution system helmed by Blue Shield — but limited communication, technical challenges and lack of transparency have resulted in delays for at least three counties. Meanwhile, the state is overhauling its equity program after […]

From emergency food assistance to the USDA approach to school meals, we need to change to more efficient and sustainable policies.

California’s public colleges and universities will continue to struggle to fulfill their mission without stable state and federal funding.

On the edge of the Salton Sea, state officials and investors are seeking to turn brine into ‘white gold’ that can power electric cars. But will this help solve the Imperial Valley’s troubles — or add to them?

En el borde del Mar de Salton, los funcionarios estatales y los inversores buscan convertir la salmuera en 'oro blanco' que pueda alimentar automóviles eléctricos. Pero, ¿ayudará esto a resolver los problemas del Valle Imperial o los agravará?