Guest Commentary

Current proposals to broaden access to legal services are predicated on sound regulatory frameworks that keep the public protected.

California must show the nation a way that offers complete democratic participation, inclusion and a narrative of “Belonging.” Here’s how:

California is not on track to meet its climate goals and has not passed significant climate legislation in more than three years.

Progress in dealing with California’s affordable housing crisis has been abysmal, and this is unacceptable. Here are a few actions to take now:

AB 1703 will ensure that students have an opportunity to learn the factual accounts of history involving Indigenous people of California.

Legislators must pass Assembly Bill 937, which would clearly prohibit law enforcement in California from transferring people to ICE.

The CSU Board of Trustees needs to investigate and reform its own processes after Chancellor Castro resigned for mishandling complaints.

To improve the supply chain, California needs to concentrate on long-term solutions. Here are five fundamental changes to consider:

For far too long we’ve seen federal and state governments enacting shortsighted regulations and tax increases onto our business community.

AB 1819 will protect California’s elections by prohibiting foreign-influenced corporations from contributing to candidates.