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Much attention is focused on battery-powered vehicles, but state policymakers recognize the need for another clean transportation alternative: hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.

The Healthforce Center team at UC San Francisco has crafted a multi-front coronavirus battle plan for California Gov. Newsom that could redesign our health care system.

Telehealth offers wider access to health care for many Californians, and the Legislature should reject any bills that would create a barrier to affordable dental services.

The coronavirus has highlighted the digital divide of many students, which is why we should work to establish internet access for all.

The coronavirus pandemic is a public health crisis that’s spawned a global economic crisis, and the immediate question all leaders must answer is: “What now?”

While we must prevent the spread of the coronavirus, we must demand that public officials maximize the ability of the people to participate in governmental decision-making.

Californians should have a conversation about the split roll initiative on the November ballot and ask if the state’s taxation system as a whole is broken, rather than just Proposition 13.

As California suffers from economic fallout due to the coronavirus, the stark difference between wealthy coastal areas and the Central Valley reveals the inequality of the state’s philanthropy.

California’s plan to achieve 100% clean energy by 2045 is based on an outdated greenhouse gas reduction target that fails to take into account the state’s more aggressive goals.

California housing organizations team up to draw on experts and propose a comprehensive framework of policy solutions to address the homelessness and housing crisis.