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California must show the nation a way that offers complete democratic participation, inclusion and a narrative of “Belonging.” Here’s how:

Water law experts have developed ideas for revising California’s antiquated water laws. Here are some of their recommendations:

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

Canceling administrative fees and penalties at state’s colleges and universities would remove stumbling blocks for vulnerable students.

The California Health Equity and Racial Justice Fund would provide resources to address inequities that existed before the pandemic and worsened in its wake.

With the number of extreme heat waves likely to rise, new coping strategies for Californians are essential.

The $135 million she gave to four California State University campuses bolsters the transformative effect of higher education.

California farmland can be put to work in ways that build climate resilience and benefit people and wildlife.

More affordable housing would give more people more choice about where to live.

Investing in the Sacramento River headwaters region could secure the state’s water supply for decades.