Guest Commentary

If California adopted Colorado’s caps on insurance subsidies, California could save $2.5 billion a year in cash and eliminate more than $80 billion of debt.

Assembly bill initiates a discussion of how the local community could have some control over a $3 billion hydro-electric construction project.

We need policies that recognize and affirm who we are as Asian American and Pacific Islander people to remedy ongoing and new disparities.

It’s irresponsible and detrimental for California to deny unrestricted access to the high-quality care that certified nurse-midwives provide.

One solution is higher density rental or ownership housing, granny flats and professionally managed apartment complexes.

State lawmakers are weighing AB 1850 that allows freelance translators but not professional interpreters who are self-employed to continue to work.

There is a drawback for taking a gap year – a gap year delays the longer-term investment higher education helps a student make.

Staff members of California prisons have reached out with descriptions of inadequate PPE and fear for their lives.

Newsom expanded the conditions for which employees can get workers’ comp for COVID-19 claims, imposing an unfair burden on employers.

Rather than pretend everything is fine, the Air Resources Board should commit to reform its cap-and-trade program to deliver more stable outcomes.