Monthly Archives: July, 2026
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Newsom’s Appointee to State Board Draws Conflict-of-Interest Concerns from Environmental Groups
Environmental advocates are calling on the newest member of California's Board of Environmental Safety, Rhys Williams, to step down, arguing that his side work...
California’s Wildfire-Scarred Forests Are Being Replanted Faster Than They Can Regrow
A refrigerated warehouse on the edge of Davis holds something surprising: roughly 42,000 pounds of tree seeds, some more than 50 years old, stored...
California’s Aging Refineries Don’t Deserve More Taxpayer Support — It’s Time to Let Them Go
California drivers have felt the sting of the U.S.-Iran conflict at the pump, with gas prices spiking sharply and costing residents billions of dollars...
Funding Cuts and Flat Wages Threaten Southern California’s Once-Thriving Arts Scene
San Diego has long been counted among the country's cultural heavyweights, home to Balboa Park, the Jacobs Music Center and the California Center for...
California Sues Trump Administration Over Disaster Aid Rules Tied to Election Policies
California is heading back to court against the Trump administration, this time over new strings attached to federal emergency preparedness funding that state officials...
