Guest Commentary

Here’s why California, with our 55 electoral votes, is largely useless when it comes to picking the president of the United States.

COVID-19 and climate extremes brought major challenges to water managers in California, and nimble fiscal solutions are needed.

Science has taught us that a more holistic approach leads to better results for the health of California's rivers and their fish populations

California’s shift away from fossil fuels to less reliable renewable energy created the energy shortfall that led to blackouts.

Changing regulations in California would help keep the lights on by enabling customer-owned solar-charged batteries to provide energy to the grid.

California tourism businesses recognized the imperative to provide a safe environment. Here’s what they’ve done to make travel safer:

Chief executives of some of America’s largest companies have engaged in a new initiative to advocate for public policy changes to secure equal justice.

California’s leaders are sending mixed messages on our commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and for buying electric vehicles.

Arabic-speaking Californians will need translated ballots so their marginalized voices will have a say in the November election.

The state water board needs to restore a balanced water budget, and the state needs to stop ignoring how out of balance the water budget really is.