California Legislature

After Election Day it will be more important than ever to recruit and mentor the next generation of Latino leadership. Here’s how to get involved:

Microstamping might be helpful to law enforcement except the technology does not consistently imprint identifying information on ammunition.

Berkeley and Oakland are working on a policy to preserve affordable housing that would be the first of its kind in California.

California’s nonprofits need the state to institute policies for contract flexibility, relief programs and access to COVID-19 funding.

We continue to see no action or purposeful decision-making to prioritize the needs and public health of communities around the Salton Sea.

Big Tobacco has launched a strategy to revoke a new law that would end the sales of flavored tobacco and postpone the law from taking effect.

Gov. Newsom and the Legislature should immediately develop a major small-business relief program for businesses that need the most help.

It’s not easy to get work done during a pandemic. Even for the fortunate who kept their pre-pandemic jobs, productivity has taken it on the chin in 2020.  The same goes for those in the lawmaking business.  In March, just days after the governor instructed all Californians to shelter in their homes, legislators left Sacramento […]

Until we abandon the racist attitudes in our housing policies, we will continue to see failures at the state level to pass meaningful reform.

A plan to prioritize good jobs that solve some of our environmental and climate issues can lead to a strong economic recovery.