Monthly Archives: August, 2026
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New Exhibit Highlights Californians Caught in Mass Deportation Raids, Decades Apart
The California Museum in downtown Sacramento is opening a new exhibit this week that draws a direct line between one of the darkest chapters...
How Soaring Housing Costs in San Francisco Have Shaped the Race to Succeed Pelosi
Sunday marked the deadline for San Francisco voters weighing two candidates who both claim the mantle of “progressive” — but who represent starkly different...
Schools Are Returning Millions in California’s $1 Billion Arts Education Funding. Here’s Why
Three years after California voters approved a landmark measure to fund arts education in public schools, the promise of expanded music, dance, theater and...
Decades Apart, Same Fate: California Families Uprooted by Deportation Under Trump and Eisenhower
A new exhibit at the California Museum in Sacramento is drawing striking parallels between two very different eras of American immigration enforcement, more than...
San Francisco’s Sky-High Housing Costs Take Center Stage in Race to Succeed Pelosi
San Francisco's long-simmering housing debate has become the defining fault line in the race to fill Nancy Pelosi's congressional seat, pitting two self-described progressives...
