March 8, 2021

Critics don’t understand that the end of our school day is in no way the end of our workday, it’s just the end of the first shift.

California’s coffers — already overflowing with a $25.3 billion surplus — could soon see another massive infusion of cash. California’s state and local governments are set to reap $40 billion of the $1.9 trillion federal stimulus package that narrowly passed the Senate on Saturday and which President Joe Biden is expected to sign this week […]

In a recall election, Gov. Newsom could get more votes than his replacement — and still lose his job.

About 73% of farmworkers said they would get the COVID-19 vaccine as soon as possible, but vaccination clinics at farm worksites are still infrequent and reliant on scarce supply.

Streamlined regulatory processes for ecosystem restoration in California will be critical to growing green jobs and meeting environmental goals.

Lawmakers must stand with workers and oppose efforts by gig companies that want legislation to further dismantle workers’ rights.

As farmworkers prepare for their second pandemic-era harvest, it is time the state does everything it can to ensure their safety.

En una elección de destitución, el gobernador Newsom podría obtener más votos que su reemplazo y aun así perder su trabajo.

Aproximadamente 73% de los trabajadores agrícolas dijeron que recibirían la vacuna contra el COVID-19 lo antes posible, pero las clínicas de vacunación en los lugares de trabajo agrícolas aún son poco frecuentes y dependen de un suministro escaso.

Mientras los trabajadores agrícolas se preparan para su segunda cosecha de la era pandémica, es hora de que el estado haga todo lo posible para garantizar su seguridad.