Opinion
OPINION — This spring, the candidates for governor gathered in Fresno for the California Gubernatorial Candidate Forum, “Affordability and Rural California,” and spent time talking about water.
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OPINION — A few years ago, California lawmakers set out to help fast food workers by raising their minimum wage. The intention was good, but the result was not what anyone promised.
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OPINION — The Charter Communications acquisition of Cox Communications is another major opportunity for California to close the Digital Divide.
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OPINION — The California Invasion of Privacy Act, or CIPA, has become the weapon of choice in web privacy litigation. A staggering 75% of all web privacy claims are CIPA-related.
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OPINION — In a recent commentary, the California Building Industry Association suggested it’s the impact fees paid by developers that make it hard to build homes Californians can afford. While that sounds convenient, it doesn’t stand up to the facts or to common sense if we just ask the obvious follow-up question: Then what?
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OPINION — California’s immigrant communities know what it feels like to be targeted.
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OPINION — Proposition 4’s $10 billion restoration bond contains no statutory requirement linking funded treatments to compound-specific baseline monitoring. The Legislature could fix that through budget trailer bill language. It hasn’t.
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OPINION — There’s a lot of negativity surrounding the housing debate in California but not a lot of constructive criticism. It’s worth asking: what can the California legislature do to bring down the cost of a home?
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OPINION — Aviation is one of the most difficult sectors to decarbonize. The world will need cleaner fuels, more efficient aircraft, operational improvements and eventually new technologies to reduce aviation’s climate impact.
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OPINION — As California races to lead the next generation of artificial intelligence, the conversation often centers on chips, data centers and investment dollars.