Monthly Archives: August, 2026
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Bonta Touts Wins, Downplays Courtroom Setbacks, Records Show
California Attorney General Rob Bonta doesn't shy away from the spotlight. Whether it's genetics or simply the nature of political life, elected officials tend...
LA’s Transit System Faces Major Test as Olympics Loom
Los Angeles has long carried a reputation as a city hopelessly wedded to the automobile, where traffic is a daily grind and public transit...
Becerra Treads Carefully in Governor’s Race, Steering Clear of Bold Promises
Xavier Becerra wants Californians to know he takes affordable housing seriously. He says the state needs to speed up permitting and simplify access to...
California’s Push to Cut Plastic Packaging Could Raise Prices for Consumers
California's push to shrink the amount of plastic in everyday packaging is running into a last-minute political fight in Sacramento, with more than two...
California Prison Towns Scramble for New Jobs After Closures: ‘No One’s Coming to Save Us’
California's prison towns made an uneasy bargain with the state decades ago, one that is now unraveling for communities like Susanville, Blythe and Tracy.
Their...
