Reader Reactions

Creating an Office of Health Care Affordability would give California the information we need to understand the costs of all aspects of health care and how they relate to good, or not-so-good, patient outcomes.

California should invest in affordable housing near existing communities, not back unsustainable new development that has already been denied by the private insurance market.

Community choice aggregators were supposed to provide cheaper electricity, but some now charge more than large utility companies.

All options and strategies for coping with drought in California need to be put on the table.

Did water managers act to supply Southern California before the drought became generally known?

Months of radio silence from the Employment Development Department stirs up doubt.

Newsom should take responsibility for its current woes, but the department’s mismanagement predates him.

Without accountability, the employment department’s future does not look bright.

Cities can vote on whether to implement changes in Senate bills 9 and 10.

Support for innovation networks have led to startups successfully launched in health care, agricultural robotics and more.