As we ricochet from headline to headline, we may miss the threats not screaming for attention. It’s easy to spot a cracked window after a storm, but it’s
By Ahmad Holmes and Pat Fong Kushida, Special for CalMatters
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Reliable electricity is an essential part of our
I recently read that “Massachusetts, with no significant natural resource extraction industry, has leveraged its highly educated workforce and research institutions to rank among the richest economies in the world.
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One might think that becoming mayor of the nation’s second largest city would
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Democracy rarely dies in dramatic, cinematic moments. It
Councilmember Hall opened his response to my op-eds with a paragraph cataloguing my organizational affiliations. His goal was clear: frame me as a political actor, not a credible critic.
We are very happy with the new and renovated Douglas Park, but it should be called Doglax Park. Dog owners do not care or read signs that clearly state that
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Gov. Gavin Newsom recently announced the state would be distributing $145.4
By Dan Hall
On April 24 & 26, the Daily Press published two op-eds by Ms. Ashley Oelsen criticizing my support for AB 1740. Readers deserve to know what
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Guest Commentary written by Matt Barreto. Matt Barreto is faculty director of
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Guest Commentary written by Robert McCullough. Robert McCullough is the principal of
Santa Monica Pier is the second most polluted beach in California. The Palisades Fire put lead, arsenic, and beryllium into our bay. Our storm drains fail state health standards on
