My-turn

As the California Energy Commission prepares a building code update, a debate rages about all-electric homes vs. natural gas.

We are a group of elected leaders who arrived at the same conclusion: Government too often does not work for the people we represent.

We fear the budget crunch could lead the UC to fail to deliver on the soaring hopes for social mobility for underrepresented minority students.

Self-interested attacks by teacher unions on the governor bring us no closer to balanced policy on how to reopen schools.

We need to consider the small businesses and employers that have been impacted by the enactment of AB 5 and COVID-19.

The move to renewables isn’t just about fighting climate change, it’s about stopping energy pollution in low-income communities.

We must find a way to ensure that those in hard hit communities of color do not get lost in the vaccine prioritization process.

California transit agencies need immediate assistance from the federal and state government to overcome today’s challenges from COVID-19.

The city of Sacramento approves groundbreaking housing reforms that will lead to more inclusive, affordable and equitable neighborhoods.

Newsom’s budget proposal for a California Creative Corps pilot program would invest $15 million for local artists to inspire wellness and engagement.