USA, Control Room, Broadcasting, Television Industry, The MediaOPINION—California is home to more than 4 million small businesses, and over 815,000 of them are Hispanic-owned. For the entrepreneurs behind them, local news isn’t background noise. It’s a lifeline.
Image by Sundry PhotographyThings are heating up around the Capitol, with bills making their way through policy committees and the race to replace Gavin Newsom taking more twists and turns.
Image by Kagenmi. OPINION – Because European Union’s Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive, known as CS3D applies to companies with global operations and supply chains, it effectively imposes European regulatory standards on American businesses, even for activity that takes place entirely in the United States. This kind of extraterritorial regulation should concern anyone who cares about economic growth, fairness, and democratic accountability.
Image by Makhbubakhon Ismatova. OPINION – Latino entrepreneurs are at the heart of communities across California, from family-owned restaurants to small logistics companies and neighborhood markets. When we talk about California’s future and all of the opportunities available to our citizens, we cannot leave these businesses out of the conversation.
Image by chayanupholOPINION – Carbon capture and storage is a process that captures CO2 that would otherwise be released from sources like industrial and power generation facilities and safely injected deep underground for storage. This helps to significantly reduce emissions from sectors like chemical production, steel manufacturing, and power generation.
A formal rulemaking to authorize autonomous trucks on California roads would pave a path toward a highly efficient transportation and delivery system for Hispanic-owned businesses and the consumers we serve.
Via ShutterstockCalifornians living and working in wildfire-prone areas are familiar with the challenges of finding insurance for their homes and businesses, but all homeowners and businesses could soon feel their pain if the dominos in California’s fragile insurance market continue to fall in an unbalanced way.