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California Could Lose Community Newspapers Without Legislative Action (OPINION)
COMMENTARY: To help save community newspapers, the Legislature must extend an exemption over contract workers.

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COMMENTARY: To help save community newspapers, the Legislature must extend an exemption over contract workers.

COMMENTARY: There is a long history of calls for increased accountability of law enforcement in the U.S.
COMMENTARY: Re “I faced a challenge one out of every three people in America has: depression and anxiety”; Commentary, July 7, 2020
California political leaders acknowledged the problem had festered at the state Capitol, too.
The new program, using mostly federal money, will give hotel rooms to agricultural workers who test positive or were exposed to COVID-19.
Key Democrats from both legislative chambers published a bullet point plan to pump an extra $100 billion into the economy.
Legislation to abolish California’s test of would-be teachers’ ability to teach reading should be deferred in this pandemic.
COMMENTARY: States should acknowledge that travel increases risk and that closures and reopenings should be regionally coordinated.
A “Yes” vote on Proposition 25 means replacing a money bail system that criminalizes poverty with a fair system.
Virus hot spot Imperial County went forward with eviction proceedings barred by state courts. The full scope of evictions is unknown.
Maria Pilar Ornelas felt she was suffocating when she asked her supervisor at Central Valley Meat Company in April to go home.
COMMENTARY: Interns, resident physicians & fellows may be disciplined for an infraction not related to our academic or clinical performance.
As coronavirus cases continue to climb, Gov. Gavin Newsom lasered in on one of the state’s new hot spots — the Central Valley.
Los Angeles and other California cities are requiring rented devices like E-bikes and e-scooters to share real-time location data. (Opinion)
COMMENTARY: Lack of access to the internet means lack of access to education.
California parents are investigating their options for how they can maintain their child’s education while still holding down a job.
COMMENTARY: Attorney General Xavier Becerra has continued the practice of writing biased summaries of California's ballot measures.
The California condor's survival is a testament to the Endangered Species Act, which has prevented the extinction of many species.
As California colleges rethink their back-to-school plans amid a statewide spike in coronavirus cases, it’s not just their students they ...
Feeling unsafe after a COVID-19 outbreak, employees of the Primex pistachio plant are calling for the CA Attorney General to investigate.