Opinion
California must teach students the tools to guide their own learning
General education classrooms can build executive function skills into assignments and grading.
General education classrooms can build executive function skills into assignments and grading.
California cannot defeat an illicit market merely by regulating the legal market harder.
We have to ask a fundamental question: Where does a person go when they need help today?
While SB 976 specifically addresses addictive feeds and certain engagement features, questions remain about risks arising from the broader architecture of a platform.
AB 1842 and AB 1847 show what can happen when lawmakers and stakeholders work collaboratively through difficult policy questions.
Hydropower plays a critical role in maintaining both affordable, reliable electricity, and water flow and distribution.
As SB 54 moves into implementation, California policymakers have left existing policy conflicts unresolved.
As the U.S. marks its 250th anniversary, it faces a question: What role should young people play in democracy — as observers or as participants?
Prop 140 obliterated the Legislature’s institutional memory and created a brain-drain of professional staff.
Knowing the results is only half the job. The other half is improving them.