Gears of knowledge, image by EtiAmmosOPINION – Job seekers also play a crucial role in their own professional development by actively seeking opportunities to acquire and enhance their skills
OPINION – California’s local government industrial complex has learned how to work the political system to keep resources flowing even when clients stop coming through the door.
Worker in mask, image by Mrs_ya via ShutterstockOPINION: A new regulatory proposal surrounding PM2.5 comes at a time when the impact of implementation would cause severe and far-reaching consequences.
Tug boat fleet, picture by Evannovostro OPINION: A recent rule proposed by the California Air Resources Board (CARB) that would force the California maritime industry to invest in “emissions-reducing” technologies that are not only unavailable, but unsafe for American mariners.
Reps. Barbara Lee, Adam Schiff, Katie Porter. Photo courtesy of the U.S. House of RepresentativesOPINION: The next U.S. Senator from California will be only the third member of the House of Representatives to ascend to the position in more than a half-century. The big question is: Who will it be?
Graffiti/shadow on a brickwall showing a refugee girl walking with her suitcaseOPINION – Governor DeSantis gave migrants the opportunity to share the benefits of living in California, the Golden State, which has a more elaborate social services network than Florida.
The girl chooses a button with text Side Hustle on the touch screenOPINION: California’s voters and courts have made clear that Prop 22 should be here to stay. Unfortunately, legal challenges have consistently put our record of innovation to the test.
Prisoner in in Solitary ConfinementOPINION: Only the United States continues to use solitary confinement in a widespread and systematic manner, despite the clear evidence that the practice is not only a human rights violation but serves no rehabilitative purpose.
Tie dye house key by William Hager, ShutterstockOPINION: In California, where the housing affordability crisis only has worsened over the years, LGBTQ+ tenants are struggling to maintain stable, affordable housing.
Image by AndriiKoval via shutterstockOPINION – Cash payouts alone will not restore fundamental civil rights to California’s 2.25 million Black residents.