Monthly Archives: October, 2026

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California Campaign Theatrics Draw Attention While Key Policy Issues Go Unaddressed

This year's statewide campaigns have given California's political obsessives no shortage of drama to chew on — gerrymandered congressional maps, the spectacular flameout of...

Closing Prop. 13’s Corporate Loopholes Could Save California Billions

California's Prop. 13 Loopholes Are Costing Us Billions We Can't Afford to Lose When I think back to growing up in the Los Angeles suburbs...

Trump Administration Moves Could Jeopardize Newsom’s Water Tunnel Project

California’s water regulators have signed off on a sweeping rewrite of the rules governing how much water farms and cities can draw from the...

Justice Department Subpoenas California Election Officials Despite Judge’s Order to Halt Threats

Federal authorities pressed ahead with subpoenas targeting California election workers this week, even after a federal judge issued a stern warning telling prosecutors to...

MSJC Dual Enrollment Student Andrea Davila Earns Historic Rising Star Award, Pursues Future in Medicine

At 18 years old, Andrea Davila is already making an impact far beyond the classroom. The Beaumont High School senior is conducting neuroscience research,...

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Online Adjuncts Teach Dozens of Classes at Once — But Is Anyone Really Learning?

Across California's community college system, a handful of part-time...

Bad News for California School Repairs: Nearly Half of Bond Measures Headed for Defeat

Election night brought disappointing news for many California school...

Moderate Democrats Head to Capitol Following Silicon Valley Spending Surge

Silicon Valley money reshapes California Legislature as moderate Democrats...

California’s New Governor Becerra Opens New Era, Courting Democratic Support at the Capitol

Welcome to Sacramento's new political reality, where Governor-elect Xavier...

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