Image by Nastco, iStock Images.AB 2122 would stop courts from using the threat of jail time to enforce infractions that are only punishable by fines.
Image by Sundry Photography.As technology augments more government capabilities, risks grow proportionally and points of failure become more consequential.
Image by People Images, iStock Images.California’s education leaders are currently determining what instructional materials will sit on teachers’ desks for years to come.
Image by Mohamad Faizal Bin Ramli, iStock Images.When a specialist prescribes an FDA-approved treatment for the rare disease it was built for, let the patient have it.
Image by Kara Gebhardt, iStock Images.Rural students need more pathways to connect what they learn in school with careers available in their communities and across the state.
Image by Matt Gush, iStock Images.If a community provides land, infrastructure and resources for AI data centers, the residents deserve a share of the economic opportunity they create.
Image by designer491, iStock Images.California’s financial safety net is still too small for the scale of the risks ahead.
Image by Greggory DiSalvo, iStock Images.The new deputy director will play a major role in deciding how California protects the drinking water systems that serve tens of millions of people.
Cement plant in Lebec. Photo courtesy of National Cement Company.California has seven cement plants in operation currently. Before Cap-and-Invest took effect, there were 11 cement plants.
Image by Dzmitry-Skazau, iStock Images.AB 1383 creates a new problem: Once one city adopts richer pension benefits, neighboring jurisdictions must match them to remain competitive.