Guest Commentary

Considering the number of residents without income, we need comprehensive protections for renters and homeowners that far exceed what local jurisdictions can offer.

It appears that the U.S. EPA would rather promote electric vehicles than promote cleaner fuels.

On May 1, I will join thousands of tenants across the country in the rent strike movement, turning our economic reality into a political act.

A not-for-profit hospital in Berkeley is scheduled to be closed because it would not be cost effective to retrofit the facility to meet required seismic standards.

California largely ignored a decade of research in favor of political objectives that impose unjustified restrictions on the State Water Project.

The April 30 second anniversary of the state Supreme Court’s Dynamex decision and the Assembly Bill 5 it unleashed should be reviewed as soon as possible.

California has the most reported cases of sexually transmitted diseases in the nation, which is why we need to expand access to STD prevention and treatment to everyone in the state.

I work, I pay taxes and I am a DACA recipient. And, like others in the DACA program, we are all anxious, as we await the U.S. Supreme Court decision, which is expected by June.

The historic cooperation between California and the federal government that has managed the state’s water supply is threatened by a looming battle.

California is leading the way by taking major measures to protect our health and our economy, and we must stay the course because the virus is still out there.