State Farm made national headlines last week when it said it would stop selling new home insurance policies in California. As California’s largest single provider of...
Today’s the deadline for bills to pass their first house in the California Legislature. The vast majority made it. A few failed. And a handful of...
Graduation season is always a bittersweet time for me. It serves as a reminder of all that I’ve accomplished and how proud I am of how...
Just in time to go home for Memorial Day weekend, legislators bulldozed their way through a bunch of bills at the end of this week to...
The nation’s largest public four-year university is presently incapable of affording itself. A 70-page report nearly a year in the making by leaders of the California...
Reuse, reduce… recalibrate? According to one watchdog agency, California is “falling short” in its ambitious organic waste recycling efforts and may need to hit the pause...
When Monita Porter moved from Atlanta to Fresno to help the Fresno Metro Black Chamber of Commerce run a program investing in Black-owned businesses, many in the community...
Although he’s eyeing to one day become California’s governor, for now, Rob Bonta is the state attorney general. Today, that means preserving reproductive rights, preventing gun violence,...
State lawmakers plan to require that all students be tested for dyslexia and other reading challenges, but the hurdles ahead point to a bigger problem with...
If the Legislature approves the sweeping proposals to reform a landmark environmental law that Gov. Gavin Newsom proposed Friday, industry groups and developers may have one...
