Guest Commentary

I would like to see the state of California really listen to Native voices and ask them to help protect the environment.

We can update our response to the pandemic and begin treating COVID-19 infections with new medications.

Just two days into COP26, the state sold its first ever climate-certified bond for more than $465 million.

We should start thinking about who would best represent us and complain more about the failed policies of both parties.

Reducing penalties without requiring accountability is not working for drug offenses or serious crimes.

The Building Standards Commission should require that all new multi-family housing with parking must include EV ready charging.

After 70 years of squabbling, partisan politics may have been taken out of drawing political districts in California.

A state program funds communities to help reduce pollution, fight climate change and address community economic needs.

California’s future depends on sustained investment in forest health and community protection from wildfires.

I urge California officials to make it economically viable for commercial boat owners to go zero-emission.