Guest Commentary

Teachers need top-notch professional development to continue moving California’s students forward with distance learning. Here’s why.

Reaching California’s ambitious 75% recycling targets requires embracing new technologies to complement existing systems.

Many of California’s 1.4 million family businesses are struggling, but here are four things the governor could do to jumpstart the economy.

California’s 85 nonprofit colleges and universities award 20% of all undergraduate degrees and more than 50% of graduate degrees statewide.

For five years, the state water board has been waiting for a voluntary agreement to produce consensus flow standards. The board has waited long enough.

The COVID-19 pandemic is magnifying decades of inequities in communities of color that have less access to health care.

This tiny coronavirus prompts a big question about California's economy: Will business as usual buoy caregivers or simply protect the wealthy and America’s embrace of private gain?

Given that many cases of COVID-19 are found in nursing homes, why isn’t testing a priority in these facilities.

Given the power debt collectors have, Californians need a law to hold the industry accountable and punish the bad actors.

Yurok Tribe and other organizations in California and Oregon are fighting to remove four Klamath River dams and restore the salmon runs.