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CA Must End The Plague Of Human Trafficking; This Proposal Can Help (Opinion)
GUEST COMMENTARY: Senator Chang represents Senate District 29 in portions of Orange, Los Angeles, and San Bernardino counties.

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GUEST COMMENTARY: Senator Chang represents Senate District 29 in portions of Orange, Los Angeles, and San Bernardino counties.

GUEST COMMENTARY: Raphael J. Sonenshein is executive director of the Pat Brown Institute at Cal State L.A.
A bill to restrict clean car rebates to vehicles from companies that signed on to CA's greenhouse gas deal stalled in state Legislature.
GUEST COMMENTARY: Hudson is director of development for Girl Scouts in Fresno and the founder of the Alex Hudson Lyme Foundation.
The Climate Catalyst Revolving Loan Fund would offer low-interest lending to small businesses and organizations that have green ideas.
GUEST COMMENTARY: Jessica Millan Patterson is chairwoman of the California Republican Party.
GUEST COMMENTARY: Bill Lucia is president and chief executive officer of EdVoice, a Sacramento based education non-profit.
COMMENTARY: Population estimates made by CA's Department of Finance and the U.S. Census Bureau have a gap of about 1 million human beings.
The proposal would provide funds to youth who have exited the state’s foster care system or will age out and lose access to social services.
A non-partisan report says California's renewable energy mandate is the star of the state's greenhouse gas goals.
State Auditor Howle found 1.4 million toddlers, most from Sacramento, enrolled in Medi-Cal had gone untested for lead exposure.
COMMENTARY: The big action in this year’s elections will be found in three key contests in Los Angeles County.
In the second quarter of 2019, the San Francisco Bay Area topped Los Angeles, Washington and Chicago for people leaving major U.S. cities.
GUEST COMMENTARY: Ramakrishnan is a political science and public policy professor at UC Riverside. Jones is the CEO of PRRI.
COMMENTARY: Winnowing weighty grains of policy wheat from lightweight legislative chaff is not always easy.
GUEST COMMENTARY: Brendan Rawson is the executive director of San Jose Jazz.
Taking a play from Elizabeth Warren, California could become the first state to establish its own generic drug label.
A critical state audit has made oversight of spending on disadvantaged students a first order of business for California lawmakers.
GUEST COMMENTARY: KR Sridhar is the founder and chief executive officer of Bloom Energy, headquartered in San Jose.
San Francisco Sen. Scott Wiener's housing density bill is back in the pipeline, with amendments to appeal to the groups that twice sank it.