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Two chefs have a solution for the economic disruption the coronavirus has wreaked on farmers, restaurants, the supply chain and those who go hungry every day.

Undocumented immigrants and mixed-status families, often among the lowest paid workers in America, will not be helped by the $2 trillion stimulus package to help in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

California needs to provide high quality computer science education to our students, especially to girls, students of color, and students in low-income and rural communities.

Californians approve of Gov. Newsom’s handling of the state’s approach to the coronavirus pandemic and the state government’s response to the crisis.

One million solar batteries represents a game changer in renewable energy for California and would provide a simple way to attain the state’s goal of 100 percent clean energy.

Instead of closing California parks and trails to halt the transmission of the coronavirus, why can’t we safely manage these resources with safe distancing.

The number of women in the California Legislature is at an all-time high, but fewer than one-third is female. Will their numbers increase in November?

In dealing with the coronavirus pandemic, is the stay-at-home cure (advocated by Gov. Newsom) worse than the economic problem (President Trump would like to end)? Read this cost analysis.

Spurred to offer online college courses because of the coronavirus pandemic, California should invest in an innovative education strategy.

A report presented to the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors lays out an ambitious justice system reform plan that would remove many people from incarceration to safe care.