This month, Stockton and Lathrop residents and businesses are transitioning to clean electricity at lower rates through Ava Community Energy. Many of you have questions about this change. As a Stockton native and Ava Community […]
An initial assessment of the newly announced reciprocal tariffs to counter both tariff and non-tariff barriers with the minimum tariff of 10 percent suggests a modest drag on economic growth and a slight uptick in […]
Far beyond President Trump’s promises to remove criminal migrants from America, detentions and deportations have struck legal residents, visa holders and tourists. As humanitarian protections like parole and Temporary Protected Status (TPS) are being revoked; […]
Americans offer mixed views when asked whether trade between the United States and its top three international trading partners – China, Canada and Mexico – does more to benefit the U.S. or the other countries, […]
11 civil rights organizations March 13 jointly released a report on the impact of a proposed $800 billion cut to Medicaid, which would put at risk health care coverage for 70 million Americans. The House […]
PHOENIX – This is the time of year when millions of Americans receive their biggest annual financial windfall. It’s not a winning lottery ticket or a favorable bet on March Madness but, rather, a federal […]
Three Republican members of Congress in San Diego, Orange County and the Central Valley are being called on by We Are California community groups, health care workers and residents to oppose the Trump-backed budget proposal, […]
The new documentary “American Agitators” looks at the life and legacy of Fred Ross Sr., one of the most influential community and labor organizers of the 20th century. Ross, who died in 1992, was active during some […]
Almost from the moment it was created in 1979, the U.S. Department of Education has faced calls for its elimination from conservatives, who have argued that it gives the federal government too much sway over […]
With Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) delays and plummeting applications, California is extending financial aid access for all students who need it. The California Student Aid Commission reports a 25% fall in high […]
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