Guest Commentary

Some cities have failed to build housing for decades and are willfully ignoring state laws designed to create more of the housing we need.

Many parents have to pay for their children’s stay in foster care – based on accumulated evidence, that law should be abandoned.

A bill to rewrite the rules for recording contracts could destroy California’s creative legacy, stacking the deck against new acts and voices.

Other American travel destinations are gaining ground on California and making investments to inspire travel at the expense of our state.

Electric-only advocates assume that renewable energy alone can power California; instead, we may pay the price with blackouts.

With safety and health constantly being compromised, these bills can’t come soon enough for Asian American and Pacific Islanders.

Comprehensive, ongoing case management is instrumental in helping California families facing the crisis of homelessness.

Regulatory agencies must do everything they can to make the rivers downstream of the dams cold enough for salmon to survive.

The Sepulveda Basin in L.A.’s San Fernando Valley could be transformed into a park with the flow and feel of New York City’s Central Park.

To limit further damage from climate change and air pollution, we have to ensure all cars on the road in 2045 are free of emissions.