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CA Corporate Boards Have Been Too Slow To Diversify; It’s Time For Bold Change (Opinion)
COMMENTARY: Publicly held corporations have dragged their feet long enough when it comes to diversifying their boards.

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COMMENTARY: Publicly held corporations have dragged their feet long enough when it comes to diversifying their boards.

Beyond the conservative Facebook memes and viral YouTube videos, has California reached a breaking point?
Almost every waiver application for in-person instruction for grades K-6 has been approved by the state for schools in high risk counties.
Gov. Newsom leaned over the hood of an electric car and signed an executive order to phase out new gas-powered vehicles in CA by 2035.
Many critics of the new policy have put forward a very different description of the law — it enables child abuse.
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California’s new job numbers look positive, until one delves into the details.
One police reform bill on the governor’s desk can make a significant impact on the civilian oversight of sheriff departments.
COVID-19 and climate extremes brought major challenges to water managers in California, and nimble fiscal solutions are needed.
California is home to more than 9 million children, many of them hungry, poor and struggling to access health care and quality education.
Science has taught us that a more holistic approach leads to better results for the health of California’s rivers.
California still has the nation’s highest poverty rate, thanks to our high housing costs, which restrict much-needed construction.
California’s shift away from fossil fuels to less reliable renewable energy created the energy shortfall that led to blackouts.
Changing regulations in CA would help keep the lights on by enabling customer-owned solar-charged batteries to provide energy to the grid.
Activists joined workers at a McDonald’s in Boyle Heights last week demanding management to return jobs back to four employees.
Starting this week, Santa Barbara County has adopted new rules aimed at preventing explosive COVID-19 outbreaks among farmworkers.
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Maybe you saw the video on Facebook before it was deleted.