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Newsletters
A new Legislature, a new session
A new Leglslature arrives, Jerry Brown and Tom Steyer both move on water, California opioid deaths, Pasadena's Al Lowe passes, and wildfire recovery.
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Climate change, PG&E’s money, gun violence and #MeToo
Climate change in California, PT&E and Edison's political donations, research on mass shootings, gun violence restraining orders, commentaory and #MeToo.
Newsletters
The future of wildfires and the CA GOP
California confronts climate driven wildfires, what to do about rebuilding in fire zones, and the future of the California Republican Party.
Newsletters
Mega-fire, guns, elections and honoring veterans
Veterans Day, California wildfires, Trump tweets, revelations on background checks in a new UC Davis gun study, most school bonds pass, most California housing measures fail, World War I marks its 100th anniversary and commentary on conservation.
Health
A new survey reveals who owns guns in California—and how many got them without background checks
One of four California gun owners bought their firearms without undergoing background checks, researchers at UC Davis’ Violence Prevention Research Program reported Sunday. State laws dating back decades require background checks for all gun buyers.
Health
Despite mass shooting, California—with tougher gun control—has lower gun-death rate than most states
Yes, California leads the nation in highest number of mass shooting deaths, but that ranking belies the fact that California has one of the nation’s lowest overall gun deaths per capita.
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Thousand Oaks mass shooter, uncounted votes and the pink wave
The Thousand Oaks mass shooting, gun violence restraining orders, uncounted votes, Tuck and Thurmond, Salas, NInth Circuit DACA decision, women in office.
Elections
Raging fires and mass shootings greet Governor-elect Newsom
Governor-elect Gavin Newsom may have hoped to ease into his new job as chief executive of the State of California, but with ballots still being counted, he was forced today to respond to a new mass shooting and a state once again on fire.
Elections
Jerry Brown praises her—so why are Democrats trying to defeat her?
As Assembly Democrats and the California Democratic Party seek a two-thirds majority in the Legislature, they've poured $527,000 since Oct. 1 into the campaign to unseat Catharine Baker, the last Republican to hold a Bay Area legislative seat.