Nearly seven in ten registered CA voters want more engagement with state leaders. How can we move beyond hosting pro forma town halls to more creatively connect communities and government?
A federal lawsuit by the UC Regents would help fill gaps created by recent Supreme Court rulings. It would also provide legal and symbolic support to researchers who have been mostly fighting on their own.
Californians struggle to find affordable housing (71%), good jobs (47%) and low-cost healthy food (45%). As we boost supply, how can we ensure it reaches everyone?
The president's unconstitutional whims have gone largely unchecked, placing the burden on states and the people themselves. California must do everything within its power to counter, a former redistricting commissioner argues.
As California voters decide whether the state enters the redistricting wars or stands down, a former redistricting commissioner says a Democratic gerrymander is not the model of government citizens deserve.
By Jeanne Raya • September 19, 2025
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